Looking for a great way to kick off your Valentine’s Day celebration with your little love bugs? Why not start first thing in the morning with one of these fun Valentine’s Day breakfast ideas for kids!?!
Fun Valentine’s Day Breakfast Recipes Your Kids Will Love
One of my favorite parts of raising a family is celebrating holidays together.
And once my kids came along, Valentine’s Day transitioned from a romantic holiday to an entire day for our family to celebrate our love for one another.
Over the years I’ve learned that a great way to make your kiddos feel special on Valentine’s Day is to surprise them with a cute Valentine’s Day breakfast.
Starting the day with a special breakfast is not only fun and festive, but it also puts everyone in a great mood!
You just can’t help but be happy when your breakfast is pink, heart-shaped, or has sprinkles on top.
Today I’m sharing some of my favorite Valentine’s Day breakfast ideas for kids. Whether you’re looking for cute heart-shaped pancakes or a hot pink smoothie, you’re sure to find something that your children will love!
More Valentine’s Day Ideas:
- How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day as a Family
- The Best Valentine’s Day Movies to Watch as a Family
- Sweet Valentine’s Day Books for Kids
Now – on to the recipes!
Fun Valentine's Day Breakfast Recipes for Kids
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Strawberry Glazed Baked Doughnuts
These Strawberry Glazed Baked Donuts are a fun, mess-free Valentine’s Day breakfast for kids. Made without yeast, these strawberry donuts are ready in just 25 minutes. The strawberry glaze adds an extra special touch!
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Valentine's Day Smoothie Bowl
For a healthy breakfast option, try this quick and easy Valentine’s Day Smoothie Bowl. With yogurt, fresh strawberries, and banana, it’s filling and tasty. Use a heart-shaped cookie cutter and pomegranate to add a heart on top.
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Yogurt Flatbread Pizza Heart
Pizza for breakfast? Yup! This Flatbread Pizza Heart features flatbread topped with yogurt and fresh fruit. It’s a cute heart-shaped breakfast that’s ready in just 10 minutes.
Valentine's Day Croissants
A fun, sweet treat for a special Valentine's Day breakfast. Pillsbury cresent rolls are filled with strawberry jam and cream cheese then topped with glaze and sprinkles for the perfect surprise.
Easy Valentine's Day Fairy Bread
Fairy bread is an Australian treat made with white bread, butter, and sprinkles. This Valentine’s Day Fairy Bread looks like a frosted sugar cookie but with bread instead of cookie dough, it’s perfect for a sweet breakfast treat.
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Vanilla Cake Donuts with Strawberry Glaze
These Vanilla Cake Donuts are prepared in the oven, so all you need is a donut pan and a few pantry staples. No frying necessary! The strawberry glaze adds a fun, festive touch and lots of flavor.
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Strawberry Chocolate Chip Pancakes
Turn regular pancakes into a Valentine’s Day treat with these Strawberry Chocolate Chip Pancakes. Featuring fluffy pancakes with chocolate chips and strawberry slices, these are perfect served with some maple syrup or whipped cream. You can even turn them into heart-shaped pancakes if you want!
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Conversation Heart Pop Tarts
These Conversation Heart Pop Tarts combine two classic treats into one. Flaky homemade pop tarts are decorated with frosting to look just like conversation hearts. Customize the messages to whatever you’d like or let the kids help you decorate them!
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Light and Fluffy Pink Pancakes
One of the simple ways to add red color to your favorite fluffy pancakes is by adding beetroot. These Light and Fluffy Pink Pancakes do just that, using beetroot for added color without any dye. Drizzle with maple syrup and enjoy!
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Funfetti Cinnamon Rolls
These Funfetti Cinnamon Rolls are made from scratch, with a simple dough, cinnamon filling, and cream cheese icing on top. Multi-colored funfetti sprinkles are found in the dough, though you could easily swap them for red sprinkles if you want!
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Cinnamon Roll Waffles for Valentine's Day
Turn a can of Pillsbury cinnamon rolls into something new with this Cinnamon Roll Waffles recipe! All you need is a can of cinnamon rolls and the included frosting plus some Valentine’s Day sprinkles. Quick, easy, and so yummy!
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Egg in a Heart
For a savory Valentine’s Day breakfast, try this simple Egg in a Heart recipe. Cut a heart-shaped hole into a slice of toast, add the egg, and fry to your desired doneness. The heart cut out makes an excellent dipper for over-medium eggs!
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Raspberry Cream Cheese Scones
With cream cheese, lemon zest, and fresh raspberries throughout, these Raspberry Cream Cheese Scones are soft, tender, and easy to make. Ready in just 30 minutes!
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Cupid's Arrow Pancake Kabobs
For a breakfast that’s both fun and healthy, these Cupid Arrow Pancake Kabobs are a great option. Depending on the age of the kids, they can even help to assemble the mini pancakes and fruit onto the skewer themselves.
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Heart-Shaped Cinnamon Rolls
These Heart-Shaped Cinnamon Rolls with pink cream cheese frosting are perfect for the parent short on time or who just doesn’t feel like cooking. With just 5 minutes of prep, they’re a fun way to add some Valentine’s Day cheer to breakfast, without spending all morning in the kitchen.
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Sweetheart Strawberry Smoothie
This simple Sweetheart Strawberry Smoothie is made with a banana, strawberry yogurt, strawberries, and your favorite milk. It’s quick, easy, and a healthy way to start the day!
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Air Fryer Heart Shaped Pop-Tarts
These Heart Shaped Pop Tarts are a fun twist on the breakfast classic, made right in the air fryer. Pastry dough is cut into heart shapes and filled with cherry pie filling, air fried to flaky perfection, and then decorated with icing and sprinkles.
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Raspberry Smoothie and Cinnamon Sugar Biscuits
Smoothies and biscuits may seem unrelated but they actually pair perfectly for a breakfast that’s a little sweet and a little fruity. The Raspberry Smoothie is the perfect compliment to the sweet Cinnamon Sugar Biscuits.
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Pink Ombre Pancakes
These Pink Ombre Pancakes can be made from scratch or using your favorite boxed pancake mix. Either way, they’re simple to make! A Valentine’s Day breakfast the whole family will love.
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Heart Shaped Breakfast Sandwiches
There are so many ways to make these Heart Shaped Breakfast Sandwiches. You can make cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches, Linzer toast, cottage cheese toast, and more. All you need is a heart-shaped cookie cutter and your favorite sandwich ingredients.
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Valentine Breakfast Waffles
These Valentine Breakfast Waffles feature frozen waffles stuffed with whipped cream cheese, cottage cheese, and strawberry preserves. They’re a fun upgrade to basic waffles and the strawberry sauce adds a Valentine’s Day twist.
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Baked Strawberry Donuts
These Strawberry Donuts are made with just 5 ingredients, including strawberry cake mix and fresh strawberries. Top with a simple powdered sugar glaze and some sprinkles, if desired.
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French Toast Roll-Ups
These French Toast Roll-Ups feature cinnamon sugar coated bread filled with cream cheese and fruit. Strawberry filling is the perfect option for Valentine’s Day but feel free to customize!
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Strawberry Scones
These soft, fluffy Strawberry Scones are a breakfast that both kids and adults will love. Pieces of strawberry are found throughout the scones, with a simple red glaze on top.
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Red Velvet Cake Mix Cinnamon Rolls
These Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls begin with red velvet cake mix and a handful of pantry staples. They’re soft and sweet and the cream cheese frosting really sets them apart!
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Valentine's Day Cupcake Oatmeal
Valentine’s Day Cupcake Oatmeal features rolled oats with chia seeds topped with frosting and sprinkles. You get the filling nutrition of oats with the sweet flavor of cupcake frosting in one.
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Bacon Hearts
These Bacon Hearts make an excellent savory side to any Valentine’s Day breakfast. Serve with eggs, pancake, French toast, cinnamon rolls, or anything else you desire. All you need is bacon!
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Valentine Breakfast Biscuits
These Valentine Breakfast Biscuits start with refrigerated biscuits that are cut into heart shaped and filled with strawberry jam before baking. A simple glaze is added to the freshly baked biscuits, making them a perfect treat or addition to any breakfast.
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Cherry Bread
Maraschino cherries add a bright red color throughout the bread, while the almond glaze is colored pink from the juice, making thisCherry Breadperfect for Valentine’s Day. This quick bread is ready with just 15 minutes of prep!
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Loaded Baked Omelet Muffins
Use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to turn these egg muffins into a savory Valentine’s Day breakfast treat. Customize with your favorite veggies, cheese, and meats.
Easy Valentine’s Day Breakfast Ideas
In addition to these fun breakfast recipes, here are some ideas to help you quickly turn any breakfast into aspecial Valentine’s Day meal.
1) Use holiday-themed plates, napkins, and straws
Anything pink, red or purple instantly screams Valentine’s Day and will excite your kids immediately.
2) Make everything heart-shaped
Pick up some heart shaped cookie cutters and you can make almost anything customized for Valentine’s Day.
3) Think Pink
Use fresh fruit like strawberries or raspberries to add pops of color to anything you serve. Blend them into frosting, smoothies, or pancakes to instantly turn them pink.
You can also use fun sprinkles and mixes to quickly add a Valentine’s Day flare to any item on your menu.
There you have it mama! 30 super fun Valentine’s Day Breakfast Ideas for Kids!