I'm surprised that cereal is on the list. The reason cited is that it's viewed as inconvenient. I eat cereal nearly every day because it's pretty much the laziest breakfast you can possibly make.
As with many things in this article, I disagree with their statement on cereal very much. I would rather spend my money on better foods for my children than the processed, sugar-filled, expensive "cereals" that are marketed as "healthy". I prefer the actual term for [cereal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cereal) and we try to stick to that mixed with yogurt and fruits.
I agree, that alone made me question the article more.