Bunny Face Pancakes: A Hoppy Breakfast Idea for Kids -

Bunny Face Pancakes: A Hoppy Breakfast Idea for Kids

Looking for a creative and adorable breakfast idea that will bring a smile to your child’s face? Try these easy and fun Bunny Face Pancakes—perfect for Easter morning or any day you want to make a little extra special!

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Bunny Face Pancakes Recipe

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Yield: 1 bunny face pancake

Bunny Face Pancakes Ingredients:

About 1 cup prepared pancake batter (any kind you like)
1 banana
1 strawberry
4 blueberries
Edible black writing gel or melted chocolate chips (optional, for the bunny’s smile)

Bunny Face Pancakes Directions:

Prepare your pancake batter according to the instructions on the box or your favorite homemade recipe.

Heat a skillet or griddle over medium heat and pour the batter to form one round pancake. Cook until golden on both sides.

While the pancake cooks, slice one round piece of banana for the bunny’s nose area. Cut the remaining banana in half lengthwise for the ears.

Slice a strawberry in half to form the bunny’s bowtie.

Place the cooked pancake on a plate and begin assembling the face.

Position the banana halves at the top as ears, angling them slightly outward.

Add the round banana slice to the middle of the pancake for the mouth area and place a blueberry on top for the nose.

Use two blueberries above the nose to make eyes.

If desired, draw on a mouth with edible black gel or a drizzle of melted chocolate chips.

Finish by placing the strawberry halves and an extra blueberry below the pancake to resemble a sweet little bowtie.

This breakfast is not only adorable but also packed with fruit and fun. Your kids will love helping you make it—and eat it!

More Fun Bunny Breakfast Ideas:

Bunny Footprint Trail: Use mini marshmallows or paper cutouts to make bunny “footprints” leading to the breakfast table.
Easter Egg Hunt at the Table: Hide plastic eggs filled with fruit snacks or stickers around the kitchen or under napkins for a surprise.
Pancake Decorating Station: Let each child decorate their own bunny using fruit, whipped cream, sprinkles, or mini chocolate chips.
Play Springtime Music: Add some cheerful background music while you cook and eat. Try “Here Comes Peter Cottontail” or classical spring pieces like Vivaldi’s Spring.

This breakfast turns a simple morning into a sweet memory—yum and fun all rolled into one!

I’d love to know your ideas, too! Please leave a comment below.