Lula Eats

A Day by Day Food Guide for Rockin’ Vegetarian Toddlers

Allister Eats! February 7, 2010

Good afternoon! Happy February. My month of raw in January went very well. I completed the thirty days of raw, eating some cooked chickpeas only once. I felt so amazing. I am still raw as of right now because after trying to incorporate some cooked items, my body got a bit angry. Anyhow, I am happy being raw and will take one day at a time.

My dearest friend Drea has compiled a list of meals that her son Allister eats. She is an incredible mom who has years of experience with toddlers in her Montessori classroom.  I ask her advice all the time and this list is an example of her knowledge and organization.

Here’s some samples of stuff Alister eats @ 13 months:
Breakfast:
fresh organic blueberries
(2) light rye Wasa crackers (3g fiber/2g protein/ 17g whole grains) w/ Tofutti cream cheese
1/2 an avocado
Lunch:
Earth’s Best Organic Whole Grain Wheat Semolina Pastina (3g fiber/3g protein) prepared w/ low sodium V-8 & 2 TBSP pureed spinach added
Organic banana
Black Olives (4 jumbo, diced)
Soy Milk
Dinner:
Homemade bread (sweetened only w/ agave and applesauce) w/ hummus spread
Steamed carrots, celery, onion, potatoes diced
1 slice vegan rice cheese
Rice Milk (unsweetened)
Banana date cookie (from Vegan Lunchbox, no sugar)
Breakfast:
Brown rice cake (apple cinnamon) w/ fruit spread (no sugar)
Tofu cubes w/ cinnamon
Silk yogurt w/ freeze dried fruit mixed in
Raspberry Applesauce
Lunch:
Green beans
Raisins
Green Olives
Black Beans
Coconut Milk (unsweetened)
Dinner:
Yellow Split-pea Curry
Strawberries
Water
Snacks:
raisins, Freeze dried fruits and veggies, Snapea Crisps (original, baked), fresh fruits and veggies, Veggie Bootie, Tofu, Yogurt, Beans, olives, organic puffed corn, kamut puffs (organic cereals), Organic toddler snacks (Earth’s Best teething biscuits, etc)…
Beverages:
water, non-dairy unsweetened milks (rice, soy, coconut, etc)
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One Response to “Allister Eats!”

  1. Marie Says:

    MC! I love your blog—even though I don’t have a toddler I often get ideas for MYSELF for new recipes to try! Hope you’re wonderful, and thanks for doin what you do!


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