Healthy Breakfasts without milk for my DD

How about home made fruit and muesli bars, fresh fruit salad, mini pancakes (scotch pancakes)?

It would help if your DD could eat wholemeal toast, as that improves its nutritional value.

Also, if she likes yoghurt and cheese I would try to make them very frequent breakfast items as it has the same calcium contents as milk (being made of milk of course).

A fruit salad with yoghurt topping is very yummy, especially in the summer.

My 9yo son can't eat milk or butter so I do feel your pain.

He often has yesterdays leftovers heated up for breakfast. He positively loves tucking into shepherds pie or stew and mash in the morning.

Mashed sardines in tomato sauce on dry toast are another (fairly stinky) winner.

Scrambled eggs and baked beans on dry toast is the most common request.

If we need to be out quickly then an apple and a chunk of cheese works well too.

I have the same problem but mine do eat cereal and yoghurt??!?!!?!?
They have pancakes with banana and a scrapping of choc spread. I know I know but at the moment I'm grateful my daughter eats anything. They are also happy to eat dry cereal like cheerios.

Is it that she can't take milk or that she doesn't like to eat/drink it if she can see it??

My DS2 wouldn't drink milk, but would happily devour yoghurt. When it came to cereal, he tended to eat weetabix, onto which I could pour loads of milk but it all soaked in. He started eating porridge which was fine, until he saw that it was made out of oats and milk, so he started asking for "porridge without milk". I told him I would take the milk out of his He never cottoned on and happily drinks milk now.