In this brisk and whimsical comedy directed by Lily Sutton, the chaos of family mealtime takes center stage once again. When a well-meaning but overzealous parent decides that breakfast should be served for dinner every night, the household erupts into a delightful frenzy of syrup spills, pancake towers, and scrambled negotiations. The film follows a spirited young protagonist played by Deegan Swetman, who must navigate the culinary rebellion alongside siblings portrayed by EmmeSinclair Krueger and Ava Baker, while their parents, brought to life by Jamin Jordan and David Darnell, clash over the merits of this unconventional menu. As the family dynamic grows increasingly tangled, alliances form over bacon strips and waffle toppings, leading to a heartwarming exploration of compromise and togetherness. With a runtime of just fourteen minutes, this lively short captures the playful absurdity of domestic life, blending laugh-out-loud moments with genuine warmth. Featuring a charming ensemble that includes Morgan Vista and Philip Vista, Breakfast for Dinner, Too serves up a tasty reminder that sometimes the best traditions are the ones you create yourself.