Name: Ellie Horry
Shop: www.yellowlolly.com

Where do you live: London, E17 
Your kids name+ age: Sam (9.5) and Jessie (very nearly 7). Yep, those halves and almosts really matter!

What do they have for breakfast: Monday to Saturday it’s toast with bread fresh from the bread machine (best buy, ever) with honey, jam or almond butter, or a bowl of oats and raisins, with gallons of milk. On Sundays the kids are now big enough to get their own cereal while we have a lie in. Glorious! 

What do you and daddy have for breakfast: I’m a toast addict, preferably with Natex (like Marmite only better) and tahini. Dad has a home-made muesli mix of oats with whatever takes his fancy that day (raisins, nuts, seeds and CHOCOLATE!)

This was a special family brunch as my father-in-law and his wife, who live in Shanghai, were staying. 
The kids were in charge of making the pancakes, with a little help with the flipping from me, served with fresh fruit and lashings of maple syrup. We then had scrambled eggs on toast with smoked salmon and dill, and fried tomatoes. Yum.

Name: Andrea
Blog: familianistas.ch

Where do you live: Zurich, Switzerland
Kid name and age: Teo, 5 {on the picture with his best friend Liv, 5}

The whole family eats:
We love our late Sunday breakfast called “Zmorgen” here in Switzerland.
Everything delicicious is on the table.
{During the week it is more cornflakes/ yoghurt kind of breakfast}
Today we had grilled aubergines, smoked salmon, eggs, lots of nice cheese, fennel and bacon and and and…
The kids were first not very impressed with what we had to offer but when we showed the yummy   Zopf {sweet white bread, brioche kind of} with butter and honey… they sat down immediately and even ordered some boiled eggs on the side…

{and this was the last part of Breakfast International for now, fourty is a good number for a little break… thank you everybody for participating and reading}

Name: Margherita (Mammadifilippo)
Blog: maternityleave.it

Where do you live: Turin, Italy (actually I live in Rome, but now we move in Turin)
Your kids name+ age: Filippo, 2y

What does he have for breakfast:
His first word when he wakes up is “Latte!” He usually have a bottle with milk and biscuits.
In Italy there is a very famous biscuit brand for baby and toddlers called Plasmon. I have a tinplate box of Plasmon, which my grandma bought for my mother.
He also eats a lot of my biscuits (with chocolate), he asks …one for him, one for mum, one for dad…and he eats all of them!

What do you and daddy have for breakfast: I love cappuccino with huge milk foam, while my husband has coffee (Italian short espresso) and fruit juice. Each of us has his own biscuits: with chocolate for me, with nuts for him. During the weekend, if we have more time we also have jam. Breakfast is my favorite meal. I love that we spend time together for breakfast. And I love to have breakfast outside, at a coffee bar. I order a brioche called “Veneziana” with cream and sugar.
Simply delicious!

Name: Elisabeth Grønning Rognmo
Shop: JUMINA / www.jumina.no

Where do you live: Hamar, a small village in Norway
Your kids name+ age: Julie 14 years, Mina 10 Years and Viola 6 years

What do they have for breakfast: Bread/ rolles, fruit, berries, egg salad, jam and cheese. To drink, juices and herb tea from the garden.

What do you and daddy have for breakfast: the same

We love late breakfast, or more like a brunch.
We are all so busy in the week days that we really take care of the weekend moments together in the kitchen. That my husband Kim build by the way ;)
We love to be around the table back and forth for hours in the weekends early hours, just relaxing, eating and talking before we all split up to do different things.

Name: Petra
Blog/ Shop: bagofpretty.blogspot.com

Where do you live: Budapest, Hungary
Your kids name+ age: Pavle 3.5, Ilija 9 months

What do they have for breakfast: I would love to be the mum who wakes up before everyone in the morning and welcomes her perfect family in a beautiful kitchen smelling of freshly baked bread and cocoa.
The reality, however, is a tiny bit different. No one in our family seems to be the breakfast person. Mornings in our house are not dreamy. Pavle, if asked, would have gummy bears for breakfast. So we “bribe” him to eat his breakfast with a threat there will be no gummy bears if he doesn’t eat it. Ilija, on the other hand, is only just developing his love for foods…all over the floor, and his face, and everything else.
Needless to say, not much of his food gets eaten…unless you count Bella the dog licking away.

What do you and daddy have for breakfast: Coffee, coffee, coffee…We used to love having big breakfasts when on vacation, before we had kids.
Now it is just not possible, so this year we often took the breakfast outside. Biking, dog-walking, fishing, fig eating whatnot breakfasts in Croatia.