Non Toxic Lunchbox

Unless your child is going to be attempting to eat his/her lunchbox, I don't think you need to worry about them having a plastic lunch box =)

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Brown paper bags!

Blessings....

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I don't believe all the hyped news and we are in the plastics industry.

It is a great marketing tool for merchandisers to sell you the same plastic lunchbox for more money.

if you are that concerned...... use a brown paper bag.

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http://nickisdiapers.com/catalog.php?category=2212
I like these ones. Not sure your age range though, these can be more for younger kids.
I also like these Planet Wise lunch bags for sandwich and snacks. And they are reusable!
http://nickisdiapers.com/catalog.php?category=2503

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I think you would be safe with any fabric based lunch sack (box). with items that are made of fabric, there will be a tag, most likely made of polyester or an easily washable fabric. Items imported now have a very rigid safety standard, especially concering lead...especially with items that are near food!
You can always use paper sacks to recycle, and you will know those are safe. Or use one of the resuable sacks that grocery stores have. Some stores have smaller versions that wouldn't be too overwhelming for a lunch.

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Check out a store called The Soft Landing. All of their products are BPA, lead, and PVC free.

http://www.thesoftlanding.com/Eating-Gear-s/331.htm?searc...

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We love our laptop lunches! We also get some milage out of the lunchbots containers.

laptop lunchbox....we like ours.

http://www.laptoplunches.com/

M., this is a great question! In response the poster below, you don't have to "eat" a product for it to harm you.

Check out www.citizenpip.com Their products are free of lead, phthalates and BPA.

Are you on Facebook? If you are, look up ecoSAFE. It's such a great blog! They research all sorts of eco and human friendly products.
Also, www.uggamugga.com has great product reviews.

Try a paper sack or something from tupperware. PVC is plastic, you're going to find plastic in most things these days. good luck.

My children carry neoprene lunch totes that I got at Walmart for $3. I'm sure that they don't suck on them, heat them, or try to eat them. They are both healthy and happy and they enjoy every bite of their lunches.

Relax. Send the child to school with whatever lunch box he likes be it Scooby Doo or Under Dog.
LBC