Made with golden toast, fluffy scrambled eggs, and colorful veggies — a joyful breakfast that lets kids eat their feelings with a smile.
Prep: 15 min | Cook: 10 min | Serves: 2

Turns breakfast into playful art.
Encourages kids to express emotions.
Introduces veggies in a fun way.
Builds confidence through self‑made food.
Great fine‑motor & creativity practice.
Bread slices (white or brown): 2
Eggs: 2
Butter: 1 tbsp
Shredded cheese: ¼ cup
Cherry tomatoes: 2–3 (halved)
Black olives: a few slices
Bell pepper strips: a few
Carrot sticks: a few thin strips
Toaster
Non‑stick frying pan
Silicone spatula
Mixing bowl & fork
Cutting board
Child‑safe knife
Serving plate

Scrambled eggs best served fresh
Toast can be prepared in advance
Assembled faces should be eaten immediately
Wash hands before cooking
Adult supervision required near toaster & stove
Let eggs cool slightly before decorating
Use clean cutting board & utensils
Keep hot pans out of reach

Step 1 — Toast the Bread
Action: Toast bread slices until golden and crisp.
Step 2 — Scramble the Eggs
Action: Melt butter in pan, add eggs, and gently scramble until soft and fluffy.
Step 3 — Add Base Layer
Action: Spread scrambled eggs evenly over each toast. Sprinkle cheese on top.
Step 4 — Create the Faces
Action: Use olives for eyes, tomatoes for cheeks, peppers for smiles, and carrots for hair.

Step 5 — Serve & Smile
Action: Place on plate, admire the faces, and enjoy together.

Tip: Try different fruit combos by season — peaches in summer, stewed apple in cooler months.
Nutrition Information (per serving)
Calories: ~190 kcal
Protein: ~9 g
Carbohydrates: ~18 g
Fat: ~9 g
Calcium: Moderate
Use whole‑grain bread for extra fiber
Skip cheese for dairy‑free version
Use cucumber or spinach for green details
Make mini toast faces for toddlers
Q: Can I make this without eggs?
A: Yes, use mashed avocado or hummus as base.
Q: Is this safe for toddlers?
A: Yes, with close adult supervision and soft toppings.
Q: Can kids decorate on their own?
A: Yes — decoration step is perfect for independence.
✅ Emotional awareness (happy, silly, sleepy)
✅ Fine motor skills (placing toppings)
✅ Food recognition (protein, veggies, grains)
✅ Confidence & creativity through cooking