Valentine’s Day is one of the favorite themes for lunchbox moms. This Holiday is a beautiful opportunity to show love to our children at lunchtime, when they may expect it the less. Roses, heart shapes, and red and pink colors are usually popping up in every lunchbox. You’ll retrieve Popular Hacks to make it Easy to pack a fun Valentine’s Day lunchbox on this blog, as well as super Easy Last-minute Lovely Lunchbox Ideas for the Busiest.
Two new trends have made their way recently into the kid’s lunch boxes, did you notice? Here they are below! We hope that you will find here the additional inspiration you need to pack fun Valentine’s Day lunch boxes this year.
1- The Love Letter Valentine’s Bento Lunch
Make your favorite sandwich and cut it into an envelope shape. Most of the love letters we’ve seen so far are made out of white bread, but you can also fold tortillas or crêpes if your kids don’t like bread for lunch. A simple heart-shaped veggie cutter will help put the last touch to your love letter.
2- The Bee Mine Valentine’s Bento Lunch
The Bee bento box is such a creative way to pack Valentine’s Day lunchbox. If your kids are not so much into hearts, red and pink colors, this lunchbox hack is for you! You can find many options for bumble bee cookie cutters to make it even easier.
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Still not feeling the energy to create a cute lunchbox this week? We’ve got you covered. We are huge fans of lunchbox notes as they are a simple and fast way to tell our kids we are around. You can make your own note or drawing, or buy pre-made lunchbox cards. Don’t forget to check Lucky Enough, 1 Year of daily lunch notes of encouragement and life lessons to his daughter, beautifully written by Chris Yandle, aka #dadLunchNotes. You will find in this book great ideas to throw on any piece of paper you have at hand!
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