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Banana Berry Overnight Oats for Toddlers (Perfect for BLW!)

Banana Berry Overnight Oats for Toddlers (Perfect for BLW!)

  • 4 Toddler Portions

  • 5 Minutes

Ingredients

• 1 ripe banana, mashed

• 1 cup rolled oats

• 1 cup full-fat milk of choice (dairy or non-dairy)

• 2 tbsp chia seeds (optional, for texture and added nutrition)

• ½ cup raspberries or mixed berries, mashed or whole depending on age

• A dash of cinnamon (optional)

Looking for an easy, prep-ahead toddler breakfast that’s naturally sweet, nutritious, and Instagram-worthy? These Banana Berry Overnight Oats are a total win — quick to make, easy to serve, and packed with fiber and healthy fats to keep little bellies happy.


Whether you’re starting solids or wrangling a hangry toddler, this recipe makes mornings smoother. And with just a few simple ingredients and no added sugar, it’s one you can feel good about.

 

✅ Why You’ll Love These Overnight Oats

• Naturally sweetened with banana — no added sugar needed

• Creamy, filling, and gentle on little tummies

• Prep, store, and serve all in one toddler-sized cup

• Packed with fiber, healthy fats, and calcium

• Customizable for different stages of self-feeding

 

Instructions:

1. Mix the Base:

In a bowl, mash the banana. Stir in oats, milk, chia seeds (if using), and a sprinkle of cinnamon. Mix until well combined.


2. Add Berries:

Stir through mashed or chopped raspberries. You can also save a few whole berries to place on top before serving.


3. Portion and Chill:

Spoon evenly into 4 toddler-sized containers. We recommend four Henley Cups — ideal for prepping, storing, and serving in one. Cover and refrigerate overnight (or at least 3–4 hours).


4. Serve:

Serve cold straight from the fridge or let sit for a few minutes at room temp. Top with extra berries or a dollop of full-fat yogurt if desired.

 

🍼 How to Serve for Different Stages


These overnight oats are creamy, naturally sweet, and easy to adapt — perfect for little ones just starting solids and toddlers learning to feed themselves.


For baby-led weaning (around 6 months+):

Allow for hands-on exploration, or offer a preloaded spoon to support independent feeding. You can mash the berries and add extra milk to thin the consistency if needed. Serve in a soft, easy-to-grip container like The Henley Cup for safe exploration.


For toddlers (12 months+):

Toddlers can practice scooping with a spoon — the thicker texture helps minimize mess while encouraging independence.


For older kids or grown-ups:

Top with a swirl of Greek yogurt, extra berries, or a sprinkle of chia seeds for a more grown-up version. It’s a great prep-ahead breakfast the whole family can enjoy.

 

🧠 Pro Tip:

Prep these directly in The Henley Cup for less cleanup and easier mornings. It’s the perfect toddler portion, refrigerator-safe for overnight storage, and dishwasher-friendly for a quick tidy-up later.

 

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Let Us Know If You Try It!

Did your little one enjoy this breakfast?

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Disclaimer:

This content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a pediatrician before introducing new foods, especially if your child has allergies or dietary restrictions.

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Banana Berry Overnight Oats for Toddlers (Perfect for BLW!)