Christmas Breakfast Ideas For Kids

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Christmas morning with kids is usually a mix of excitement, mess, early wake-ups, and very big feelings — which means breakfast needs to be festive and realistic. This collection of Christmas Breakfast Ideas for Kids is designed to make the morning feel special without adding extra pressure or complicated cooking.

Inside you’ll find a mix of quick no-cook options, prep-ahead breakfasts, cosy warm dishes, fun finger foods, and playful festive treats. There are ideas here for babies, toddlers, and big kids — whether you’re planning a relaxed Christmas morning at home, hosting a holiday brunch, or just need something easy before the present chaos begins. Think of these recipes as flexible options to help you create a joyful, low-stress start to Christmas Day.

Christmas Smoothie

This red, white, and green layered Christmas smoothie is such a bright and cheerful way to start a festive morning. Made with fresh fruit, creamy yogurt, and a handful of spinach, it’s a fun option for kids and a lovely addition to a Christmas breakfast spread. There’s no cooking involved and it comes together quickly, making it an easy choice for busy parents. It’s colourful, nourishing, and perfect for toddlers, big kids, or anyone who enjoys a light and refreshing holiday breakfast

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Christmas Eggs and Toast

This Christmas Eggs and Toast is such a simple idea, but it always feels a little bit magical. Cutting a star shape into the bread turns everyday eggs and toast into something fun and festive—perfect for Christmas morning or a relaxed holiday brunch. It’s quick, nourishing, and an easy way to bring a bit of Christmas cheer to the breakfast table without adding any extra fuss.

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Strawberry Pancakes

These fluffy strawberry pancakes are a lovely way to bring a touch of festive red to Christmas morning. Made from simple pantry staples with fresh strawberries folded through, they turn out soft, light, and full of little bursts of sweetness. They feel special without requiring any fuss, and they’re just as perfect served in a breakfast stack as they are packed into a lunchbox later on. A cheerful, cosy breakfast option for kids and grown-ups alike.

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Christmas Tree Toast

This Christmas Tree Appetizer works beautifully as a fun breakfast option too. Toasted pita bread topped with creamy avocado and bright red capsicum creates a simple, savoury start to the day. It’s cute, quick to assemble, and a nice alternative to sugar-heavy holiday breakfasts—perfect for little ones who like finger foods.

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Peppermint Hot Cocoa

This cosy peppermint hot cocoa makes a lovely addition to a Christmas breakfast or holiday brunch. Made by melting down those sticky candy canes (instead of finding them half-eaten around the house!), it’s warm, sweet, and lightly festive. A fun way for kids to enjoy a special drink on Christmas morning, especially before heading out to look at the lights.

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Strawberry Overnight Oats

These strawberry overnight oats make a brilliant prep-ahead Christmas breakfast, especially if mornings tend to get a little busy. They’re smooth, creamy, and full of fresh strawberry flavour—almost like having dessert for breakfast. Mix everything together the night before and wake up to a chilled, ready-to-eat bowl that feels festive, nourishing, and wonderfully simple.

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Healthy Strawberry Santas

These little Strawberry Santas are as cute as they are simple. Made with just fresh strawberries and a dollop of cream or yogurt, they’re a fun, no-fuss way to bring a bit of festive cheer to the breakfast table. Kids love helping assemble them, and they add a bright pop of colour to any Christmas morning spread. Quick, fresh, and perfect when you want something light and playful.

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Christmas Sheet Pan Eggs

These sheet pan eggs are a fuss-free, veggie-packed Christmas Breakfast Idea breakfast for babies, toddlers, kids and busy families. Made with eggs, spinach, capsicum, and cheese, the bake stays soft and sliceable and can be cut into strips, squares, or bite-sized pieces. Ideal for BLW, toddler breakfasts, school lunchboxes, or meal prep. Quick to make, flexible with veggies, and freezer-friendly — a great family staple and a delicious way to start the day.

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Egg Bake with Hash Browns

This easy Egg and Hashbrown Breakfast Bake is a brilliant option when you want a warm, hearty start to Christmas morning without standing over the stove. Everything bakes together in one dish, so you can pop it in the oven and get on with the fun of the day. It’s cosy, filling, and perfect for brunch—or even “brinner” if your family loves breakfast for dinner. Any leftovers pack beautifully into lunchboxes too.

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Mini Pancakes

These soft and fluffy mini pancakes are perfect for little hands and make a fun, bite-sized addition to a Christmas breakfast spread. They mix together in one bowl and cook quickly, making them ideal for toddlers, baby-led weaning, or anyone who prefers smaller portions. Light, simple, and endlessly versatile, they’re a lovely option for a relaxed festive morning or a fun weekend breakfast any time of year.

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Christmas Star Hot Chocolate Toppers

Make a hot Chocolate extra special for Christmas morning with these very easy star hot chocolate toppers.

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Christmas Snow Balls

These coconut snow balls are a lovely make ahead idea perfect to serve on Christmas morning, they are allergy friendly and grab and go - which is perfect for busy kids who are zooming around loving Christmas.

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Christmas Muffins

These adorable mini chocolate-orange muffins are topped with a smooth cream cheese frosting and juicy strawberries that look like tiny Santa hats — perfect for holiday mornings, brunch, or dessert. With simple pantry ingredients and a show-stopping finish, they bring cosy Christmas cheer to your table every time.

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Puff Pastry Candy Canes

Flaky puff pastry swirled into festive candy cane shapes and filled with sweet, jewel-red raspberries — this Christmas morning treat is as eye-catching as it is delicious. Simple to make with just a handful of ingredients, it’s the kind of holiday bake that feels special without the fuss, perfect for brunch, dessert, or sharing with loved ones around the table.

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Snowman Hot Cocoa

Cute as a winter morning and just as sweet, these marshmallow snowmen are simple to make with minimal ingredients and big on holiday fun. Perfect for little hands to help assemble (with supervision!), they bring smile-worthy charm to dessert plates, lunchboxes, or festive party spreads. (lesswithlaur.com/marshmallow-snowman)

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Reindeer Pancakes

Start the day with smiles and syrup! These festive reindeer pancakes are fluffy, fun, and perfect for little hands to help decorate (with gentle guidance). With simple pantry ingredients turning into adorable holiday faces, they make Christmas morning breakfast feel extra magical for the whole family.

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Christmas Deviled Eggs

These festive deviled eggs are a holiday classic made even better with a genius easy-peel method, so you spend less time fussing and more time celebrating. Creamy, tangy, and perfectly party-ready, they’re the kind of appetizer that disappears fast at family gatherings and Christmas brunches alike.

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