My son 8 months.  He has only 2 teeth but chews well and can feed himself.  Here are the things in our weekly breakfast routine:

We have an 8 month old who loves to feed himself.  We still give him whole grain oats mixed with fruit or juice most days as well as whole wheat bagels, bread, papayas, mango, bananas and rice porridge.  I would like to start egg yolks and yogurt soon.  Good luck!

My daughter is just about 9 months... we do toast strips that she feeds herself, 1/2 banana cut lengthwise, yogurt (full fat) with fruit, pancakes, cheerios in formula (I let them get soggy and then put them on her tray and she feeds herself), fruit cut into pieces she can pick up and feed herself (strawberries, squashed blueberries, mango)... good luck!

My husband and I found sugar-free pancake mix at the health food store. We mix in a couple of eggs and add water instead of milk to the mixture. We also use the cheese grater and grate a couple of apples which we add to the mixture. This adds sweetness to this delicious breakfast. We have also grated soft fresh pear into the pancake mix. In addition, we bought some ground flax seeds and other ground grains and have added a couple of spoonfuls of these to the mix before frying the pancakes. Our baby has been eating about one of these pancakes per day -- he loves them! We simply cut them into thick strips and he eats them himself as they melt and crumble into his little mouth.
 By the way, we have just learned for the public health nurse that the rules concerning eggs have changed. Apparently now babies over the age of 6 months can eat both yolks and whites. For more information, consult a medical professional.

Throw some soft organic tofu into a blender and add some ripe pear. Blender the two ingredients and you will get a delicious sugar-free alternative to yogurt.