Pizza for Breakfast?

[Saleen836]

Young mum asks social media if it's OK to feed her 22 month old kid pizza for breakfast....
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7655373...

[Sheets Tabuer]

Depends if it's got anchovies or fking pineapple on it innit?

[anonymous-user]

For Scotland I would say that is a healthy breakfast.

[cml24]

I've given my two year old left over pizza for breakfast if we've eaten it the day vefore..

I wouldn't cook it especially because I wouldn't do that for myself.

As long as she's not eating exclusively pizza, it's no worse than a fry up once a week!

[bigpriest]

Saleen836 said:

Young mum asks social media if it's OK to feed her 22 month old kid pizza for breakfast....
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7655373...

It's as if she made the whole thing up to 'promote' her image.

[Jasandjules]

Not even two? Should not know what pizza is. Geez poor kids, don't parents research anything anymore? Oh wait, they will take a quiz to find out what potato they are or what character from a film but not use the information out there to find out how to feed their kids properly.

[Agammemnon]

No such thing as a bad food, only a bad diet- as once told to me by a dietician.

[Saleen836]

bigpriest said:

Saleen836 said:

Young mum asks social media if it's OK to feed her 22 month old kid pizza for breakfast....
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7655373...

It's as if she made the whole thing up to 'promote' her image.

That is what my first thoughts were after looking at the article

[boxst]

Goodness me. SURE that's the reason she posted and the Mail picked it up ..

[ABZ RS6]

Depends how hungover the kid is I suppose

[JuanCarlosFandango]

Those pictures made me feel I haven't entirely wasted my time reading this tripe.

[powerstroke]

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Those pictures made me feel I haven't entirely wasted my time reading this tripe.

Yes but a bit like an elephant, interesting to look at ... but you wouldn't want one as a pet !!!

[JuanCarlosFandango]

powerstroke said:

Yes but a bit like an elephant, interesting to look at ... but you wouldn't want one as a pet !!!

No, expensive and impractical. But I might like to pet it for a while.

[Halb]

cml24 said:

I've given my two year old left over pizza for breakfast if we've eaten it the day vefore..

I wouldn't cook it especially because I wouldn't do that for myself.

As long as she's not eating exclusively pizza, it's no worse than a fry up once a week!

I think it is worse than a fryup. I had a cooked bacon and egg breakfast everyday as kid (I think it had a huge bearing on how I turned out). A cooked breakfast with basic ingredients is full of what a body needs. Pizza rarely is.

[Vanden Saab]

Halb said:

I think it is worse than a fryup. I had a cooked bacon and egg breakfast everyday as kid (I think it had a huge bearing on how I turned out). A cooked breakfast with basic ingredients is full of what a body needs. Pizza rarely is.

Google Breakfast pizza yum...

[Halb]

Vanden Saab said:

Google Breakfast pizza yum...

I did, and what am I meant to be seeing?

[bodhi]

Sheets Tabuer said:

Depends if it's got anchovies or fking pineapple on it innit?

Being Scotland its more likely to be Doner Kebab or Dairy Milk bars.

[glazbagun]

ABZ RS6 said:

Depends how hungover the kid is I suppose

[SpeedMattersNot]

glazbagun said:

ABZ RS6 said:

Depends how hungover the kid is I suppose

[InitialDave]

It's just laziness, isn't it?

Go out and get some square sausage and a can of Tennent's FFS.