Up until now I've only had to fill one lunchbox, once a week. Now that it's a daily routine I've been looking more closely at ideas to keep things interesting- for them and for me. I'm enjoying making their lunches- it may not last ( as I'm only into my 2nd week!) but we'll see.
As a kid my mum worked hard to support us we were happy and well fed but I still remember my lunch being pretty much the same every day. I love change, I probably always have, I think it keeps things interesting. Our kid's have come to accept ( and enjoy) having their bedrooms moved around from time to time, no reason, just because. Yes, I'm a Gemini!
As a kid my mum worked hard to support us we were happy and well fed but I still remember my lunch being pretty much the same every day. I love change, I probably always have, I think it keeps things interesting. Our kid's have come to accept ( and enjoy) having their bedrooms moved around from time to time, no reason, just because. Yes, I'm a Gemini!
Anyway, here are some fun and easy ideas I've come across. They will not get fancy time consuming bento style lunchboxes everyday but I do think some fun surprises a few times a week will be the norm.
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| sandwich sushi |
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| add messages to milk bottle tops |
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| hoo hoo |
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| bear cookies |
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| banana pirates! |
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| a worm in their apple! |
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| silicon cupcake tins to separate foods |
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| butterfly baggies |
| love this |
Look at these lovely Valentines day boxes- definately doing something special that day. The apple and strawberries are so cute : )













some brilliant ideas, might try one or two for you know who! feeling guilty I was not as creative with your lunches!! xx
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