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Create Kids Club - Kid-Friendly Gluten-Free Recipes

Quick Recipes for Busy School Days

Published 9 months ago • 2 min read

Mornings can be hectic, especially when everyone is getting ready for school. We’re here to help make breakfast one less thing to worry about with easy, kid-friendly recipes that fit into real-life schedules.

These breakfast ideas are designed to help kids start the day fueled and ready to go. From oven-baked eggs to make-ahead overnight oats, each recipe focuses on simplicity, nutrition, and flavors kids actually enjoy.

Looking for even more quick options? You’ll also find plenty of family favorites like Healthy Pumpkin Spice Pancakes, Breakfast Skillets, Muffins, and Smoothies—all simple to make and perfect for busy mornings.

Scroll down to find breakfast ideas that help you get everyone fed and out the door with confidence ☀️

Sheet Pan Pancakes

Get ready to elevate your breakfast game with these gluten-free Sheet Pan Pancakes From Mix! This delicious twist on traditional pancakes is not only a time-saver but also a fun change for kids. By baking your pancake batter in a sheet pan, you’ll achieve perfectly fluffy pancakes with a crispy edge in no time. But that’s not all – we’re taking it up a notch with colorful sprinkles and mini chocolate chips for a burst of fun and flavor that kids love.

Banana Overnight Oats

Our Banana Overnight Oats feature mashed bananas, peanut butter, oats, and sweetened almond milk. This is a go-to breakfast the whole family will love and request time and time again. Enjoy hot or cold. Gluten-free.

Avocado Toast for Kids

Our Avocado Toast is perfect for kids. We’ve included 3 different ideas that even toddlers love including avocado toast with scrambled eggs, fried eggs, avocado cheese toast, and the kid-favorite – avocado toast with bacon, lettuce, and tomato!

Eggs in the Oven

Eggs in the Oven, prepared in a muffin tin, offer a fun breakfast experience for kids. It’s a fantastic family activity, encouraging children to actively participate in the kitchen – from cracking eggs to choosing their favorite toppings. This method is quick and convenient, making it ideal for busy mornings. Eggs bake evenly and efficiently in the muffin tin, saving time while delivering a nutritious start to the day.

Are you ready to tackle this week of gluten-free dinners with ease? Feeding kids is hard enough, but add in gluten-free, and it’s even more challenging. Let us help with these simple gluten free recipes. Make homemade meals together as a family that are great tasting, simple and kid-friendly.

5-Day Meal Plan

Monday: Frozen Burrito Casserole​

Tuesday: Instant Pot Chicken Fajitas​

Wednesday: Quick and Easy Pork Chops​

Thursday: Creamy Pasta with Ground Beef​

Friday: Broiled Hamburgers​

Weekend Meals

Round out the weekend by serving leftovers on Saturday and Sunday or enjoying your favorite local restaurants. The goal is for your family to spend less time in the kitchen and more time together on the weekend!

Have a great week!

Jodi and the CKC Team

Create Kids Club - Kid-Friendly Gluten-Free Recipes

By Jodi Danen, Registered Dietitian

At createkidsclub.com we share easy gluten-free recipes that kids love. All recipes have simple ingredients and kid-friendly instructions to encourage kids to cook.

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