Breakfast Reform

We're headed into uncharted waters for our family: it's the reform that will take us from breakfast anarchy into breakfast dictatorship. Perhaps I should say a benevolent breakfast dictatorship. It's not that I want to force my children to eat what they don't want. However, I will no longer be the short-order cook, bread-toaster, fruit-slicer, and cereal-pourer on command that I once was. We will sit at the table while we eat, and the tv will not be turned on (sorry, Barney). We will eat what I fix and/or set on the table, and we will be happy. If we are not happy, lunch is just 4 hours away. :-)