Monkey Face Toast: An Easy Breakfast Idea For Kids

June 9, 2026

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Monkey Face Toast made out of bread, peanut butter and chocolate hazelnut spread, bananas, and blueberries

This monkey face toast is the cutest breakfast idea for kids! Using bread, your favorite spread, and fruit you can create an adorable monkey that is almost too cute to eat! This monkey toast makes breakfast fun, making it a great breakfast for picky eaters. It’s great as a toddler breakfast idea, back to school breakfast idea, or even an after school snack for kids!

And, if you’re looking for more fun breakfast ideas check out these easy breakfast ideas that are perfect for school mornings!

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ingredients for this easy breakfast idea for kids- Banana and blueberries on a wooden cutting board with two slices of bread and bowls of peanut butter and chocolate spread below.

What You’ll Need For This Monkey Face Toast

Bread slices
Peanut butter or chocolate hazelnut spread
Banana
Blueberries

How To Make Monkey Face Toast

Toast a slice of bread.

Spread peanut butter, chocolate hazelnut spread, or another favorite spread evenly over the toast.

bread with peanut butter and chocolate hazelnut spread on a wooden cutting board next to blueberries and a banana

Cut a banana into slices.

Banana slices arranged on a light wooden cutting board

Cut the banana slices in half.

Place two blueberry “eyes” near the top of the toast.

Toast slices with peanut butter and blueberries on a wooden cutting board for this toddler breakfast idea.

Place banana slices on each side of the toast to create the monkey’s ears.

Place two banana slices in the center of the toast for the monkey’s muzzle.

Toast with chocolate-spread, banana slices, and blueberries, made to look like a monkey face

Repeat with different spreads to create a variety of monkey faces.

How Kids Can Help Make This Monkey Face Toast

This breakfast idea is so easy that kids can help make it! Have kids:

Spread the topping on the toast.
Place the banana ears and muzzle.
Add the blueberry eyes.
Create different monkey expressions by adjusting the mouth.

Allowing kids to help make this monkey face toast builds life skills, helps them gain confidence, and promotes healthier eating habits.

Breakfast Ideas For Kids

Strawberry Pancakes– These pancakes are light, fluffy, and filled with sweet strawberry goodness. They’re simple enough to make on a school morning with a little planning, or you can batch them ahead on Sunday and warm them up for a fast weekday breakfast.

Carrot Cake Muffins– If you’re looking for a simple, make-ahead snack or breakfast idea that feels like a treat but sneaks in some nutrition, these kid-friendly carrot cake muffins are just the thing.

Monkey Face Toast: An Easy Breakfast Idea For Kids

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This monkey face toast is the most fun and adorable breakfast idea for kids! Easy to make and perfect for a creative morning meal little ones will love.

Author: stacie
Prep Time: 10
Total Time: 10
Category: Breakfast
Method: Assembly
Cuisine: American

Ingredients

● Bread slices

● Peanut butter or chocolate hazelnut spread

● Banana

● Blueberries

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Instructions

1. Toast a slice of bread.

2. Spread peanut butter, chocolate hazelnut spread, or another favorite spread evenly over the toast.

3. Cut a banana into slices.

4. Cut the banana slices in half.

5. Place two blueberry “eyes” near the top of the toast.

6. Place banana slices on each side of the toast to create the monkey’s ears.

7. Place two banana slices in the center of the toast for the monkey’s muzzle.

8. Repeat with different spreads to create a variety of monkey faces.

stacie

Stacie is a former first grade teacher who loves to share educational activities to help kids learn, grow, and develop! She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s Degree in Child Development with a focus on Mental Health.

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