Typical schedule or routine for a 1-2 year old.?

Question

I am a new mom, and was just curious as to some of the routines, schedules, or daily activities that some other moms go through with their 1-2 year old toddlers. Also typical menus that the kids eat or snack throughout the day.

Answer 1

7 am wake up & milk

8 am breakfast

play

10:30 am snack and juice

10:45 nap

1:00 wake up

lunch

play

4:00 snack

6pm dinner

7pm bath

7:30 pm milk & bedtime

Answer 2

8:00 wake up- change and baba

8:30 breakfast

9:00 get dressed

9:30-10:30 run errands

10:30 snack

11:00 play outside

NOON- lunch

12:30-2:30 nap

2:30 snack

3:00-5 more fun playing

5:30 eat dinner

6:00-7:00 more playing

7:00 bath- pj's

8:00 snack

9:00 bed time

Answer 3

Well, I've got three kids, all home for summer (two boys in school, daughter's 15 mos.) Our daily life is BORING now, and we eat a lot in between meals...not much to do actually!

  During school time, Everyone's up around 6 a.m., boys out the door by 8 (two diff schools) and my daughter's off to shower, and watch Mommy clean the bathroom. Afterwards, she's dressed and plays a bit, then usually a nap around 9 or so. Boys are home by 12:30, so we all have lunch around one, then she and the younger boy take a nap. Everyone snacks on fruit in the afternoon, then she plays with me while her brothers take showers. After everyone's clean, dinner's around 7 or so, and we all hang out till bedtime around 8:30 or nine....

her favorite snacks are: cheesy puffs, glucose biscuits, apples, grapes, nuts, gelatin (not often!), peanut butter sandwiches, and ramen noodles!

Answer 4

Every baby is different.  I have four children, my youngest is now 13 months.  She gets up between 7 and 7:30 am and takes a 1 1/2 hour nap in the late morning or early afternoon.  She goes to bed at 8:30 in the evening.  We don't do snacks.  Here are her meals for today:

B: Chocolate Zucchini Bread, Banana

L: Leftover Pasta w/ Tomato Sauce & Cheese, Applesauce

D: Rice w/ Cheese, Peas, Pumpkin Cake (birthday dinner for our 3yo)

What's she'll eat tomorrow (I plan menus for the week):

B: Zucchini Bread w/ Peanut Butter, Juice

L: Sweet Potato Rolls, Cheese, Peas

D: Baked Potatoes w/ Butter and Yogurt (healthy sour cream alternative), Squash, Leftover Pumpkin Cake