Conquer the Morning Rush with a Breakfast Station

Do you find your mornings a bit rushed?  Are you worried the kids or you won’t get good nutrition to start their day? Learn about making a breakfast station in your home to ease up the morning rush.

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When I drove my third son to school every day, I found we often needed quick breakfast options. I had to either buckle in the youngest for the ride or make sure the older boys were up to watch him.

Also, I wanted my son attending school to have something in his belly that would hold him until lunchtime.

Even with all the boys homeschooling again, we have some days where my high school student needs to be somewhere shortly after they all rise for the day.

That means we have to make morning time run more smoothly, and a breakfast station is just the answer to our problem.

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I have 2 different setups for a breakfast station.

One station is in the house. The other is a bag to corral items that work well for breakfast on the run.  

That way, if the boys are having a hard time waking up on one of our infamous short, winter days here in Alaska or we have to head out the door at an early hour, we have an option that offers the boys nutrition and a way to stay fueled for their day.

Now that our spring semester is in full swing, I decided it was time to restock our supply of easy breakfast options.  A trip to the local Target included picking up several packages of belVita Breakfast Biscuits.

What I particularly love is that belVita breakfast biscuits provide nutritious, steady energy all morning. Each serving provides a combination of grains that will release energy regularly to fuel your body throughout the morning.

What you won’t find is high-fructose corn syrup, hydrogenated oils, artificial flavors or artificial sweeteners. Finally, they are easy to store and have on hand.

We like to pair them with a bit of yogurt. If we only have plain yogurt in the house, we’ll drizzle a little honey and add some fruit as desired.

An older loaf pan can serve as a holder for the breakfast biscuits. Everyone can see the options and quickly grab one to have.

 

I can even join the boys with my latte and some orange slices for a delicious, quick breakfast on a busy homeschool day.  

While I usually am up an hour or more before them, there are days when the long darkness gets the better of me.

On those days when we need to hit the road early, I have a small bag to house a few of the belVita Breakfast Biscuits with room to include fresh fruit like apples.  

Plus, I have a handy portable insulated bottle for the younger boys to use for housing their milk.

Grab and go…how easy is that!

What are some of your favorite solutions for quick breakfast options in your home?
Do you or your family enjoy belVita Breakfast Biscuits? If so, which ones?