Children need to see their parents during breakfast; however, most parents are usually way too busy to enjoy their most important meal of the day — breakfast. As a busy parent of two kids, my wife and I have refrained from breakfast for much too long. One efficient way we got back that precious time was by combining family time with a NECESSARY routine. Now we are able to remain fully focused on our work with no loss of quality time as a family. I have always thought the way we do, ‘breakfast has to be fast’, and have believed it should be the same for others as well. I still remember how astonished I felt when my kids said that they want to spend forty-five minutes on breakfast, have forgotten even simple things like bread, peanut butter, and jam and instead want to prepare an elaborate dish with fruits, chocolates, and pancakes. However, I quickly realized how silly it was to feel frustrated at such a request. Since loving your family, gladly watching your children eat, and then scrubbing plates wouldn’t dampen your mood in the first place, would it? What I am trying to argue here is that family time, in fact, can easily be included in the morning routine if parents work towards it purposely. Instead of treating the morning as a chaotic rush, parents must remember at all times that the morning is an opportunity to bond and interact with family.