Homemade cinnamon rolls automatically make any day feel special. Roll them up with rainbow sprinkles inside and top them with a green frosting drizzle and there you have it: St. Patrick’s day cinnamon rolls.

If your kids are into smoothies, serving them a bright green one for St. Patty’s Day feels festive, while also making you feel like Parent of the Year for getting some fruits and veggies in them. Serve it in a cup or as a bowl with fun toppings.

Cheese toasties — which is toast with cheese and sometimes herbs or mustard on top — is a popular breakfast or snack in the U.K. This recipe explains how to make them using Irish aged cheddar (uh, yum!).

Honestly, if the rainbow led to a steaming hot plate of waffles, who would be mad? This stack of colorful homemade waffles will undoubtedly bring a smile to your kids’ faces. All you need is food coloring and cake mix, eggs, water, and vegetable oil.

Don’t these baked eggs with spinach look like little pots of gold? They’ll be so creamy and flavorful thanks to the parmesan cheese, mushrooms, and garlic. Maybe this isn’t the most kid-friendly breakfast, but if you’re not up for cake mix waffles first thing in the morning, make some baked eggs for yourself.

Bright green muffins will delight your kids before school, and the ingredient list for these ones will please you, too: they’re made with Greek yogurt, spinach, banana, and plenty of cinnamon and vanilla for flavor. Throw in some chocolate chips, why don’t you?

This frittata recipe calls for sweet potato and kale, but if you’re planning a special St. Patrick’s Day breakfast, you could load it up with green veggies instead. Broccoli, asparagus, bell peppers, and green onion would all taste great with eggs and cheese.

This recipe includes whiskey-soaked raisins, which you can take or leave, but a quick homemade soda bread is perfect to use for toast on St. Patrick’s Day morning.

Whether or not your kids will eat corned beef hash depends on them of course, but if you want an Irish classic on March 17, this recipe won’t disappoint.

These pancakes are supposed to be Grinch-inspired, but change up those hearts for shamrock sprinkles or Lucky Charms marshmallows — which you can buy in bulk on Amazon — and you now have leprechaun pancakes instead.

This hearty breakfast feels like something you might be served in a pub, so it’s a shoe-in for a St. Patty’s Day breakfast. The potatoes, carrots, and onions all simmer in a bit of Guinness for flavor before joining up with flavorful sausage and having a fluffy homemade biscuit plopped on top.

A traditional full Irish breakfast consists of eggs, soda bread toast, sausage, bubble and squeak (a potato and cabbage patty of sorts), and yes, baked beans. Your kids will be very amused to see one of their backyard barbecue faves show up for breakfast, and it’s a fun way to teach them about how dishes can be enjoyed differently around the world.