School Lunch: Target
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Lunch
Asked by S.B. from El Paso
on September 25, 2007
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Ok well my little boy wants to take lunch to school now. And I dont know what to sedn him, they dont have a microwave there so it has to be cold.I need some ideas, ot...
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- Homemade "lunchables" are fun....crackers, meat(cut into cracker size pieces,pepperoni), & cheese. you can always do tuna/chicken/egg salad & crackers to put them o...
- My daughter is almost 6. She is in Kindergarten. Last year she took her lunch for PreK as well. She should look like a blueberry because she has taken them in her lunc...
- If there is not microwave to heat things up I really think sandwiches are your only option. I dont think he would mind the sandwiches if they were creative - use cooki...
Cold Lunch for School
Asked by B.J. from Rochester
on October 14, 2010
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I pack a cold lunch for school for my son, but am running out of ideas. I do PB&J but he is getting sick of this. What does everyone else pack for a cold lunch?
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- Here is a typical lunch week for us: - Turkey (from deli) and cheese on a bagel, blueberries, cucumbers with dip, juice box - Ham (from deli) and cheese on whole whe...
- I used to pack my own "lunchables" for my son. I would get the various lunchmeats and cheeses that he liked, sliced thicker of course. I would cut them in the cracke...
- turkey wrap (avocado, spinach or lettuce or both) My version of a lunchable: Using tupperware and those paper muffin baking cups to seperate everything: turkey breas...
School Lunch Ideas
Asked by C.H. from Salt Lake City
on August 19, 2008
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any good ideas of what I can pack for my daughters lunch. School lunch at our school isnt the best, and it is going up in price. My...
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- here is a GREAT website! they were just featured in parenting magazine or one of those (parents, parenting, family fun). anyway, great ideas! healthy and so many ch...
- I use www.SavingDinner.com. Not only does this help tremendously with planning my dinner meals, saving us money by not eating out, but we get good, healthy meals. Th...
- The September issue of Parents magazine has tons of good ideas for taking lunches to school.
Target Timeout Questions
Asked by J.F. from Dallas
on September 15, 2007
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Hi! I have a 23 month old son and a 3 1/2 year old son. We do timeouts at home (for the older son) and they work great, but today while shopping at Target, my older ...
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- J., You got a lot of great advice.... try it, I bet it'll work (I like the bathroom idea, no one really LIKES going into a public bathroom, do they? so that's punishm...
- I've had this same problem in public!! I didn't know what to say to them when they were starting to misbehave, until one day it popped into my head....they LOVE the 5...
- I have had to do a time out in Kroger. I put the "offender" in the basket and pushed it to a corner or place out of the way and stood with my back towards it, took th...
Healthy Lunch for School
Asked by D.J. from Los Angeles
on January 8, 2008
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Hello Ladies, I have a first grader who takes a lunch to school. I have packed his lunch this year since I have not checked out the school lunch. Im wondering if there...
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- Our son loves edamame. We buy the frozen and shelled beans and put them in a ziplock bag. They defrost over the course of the day and are perfect for eating and lunch....
- try raw cashews or almonds, my 1st grader loves them!
- D., I have a couple picky eaters and I pack lunch everyday. I get DOLE fruit cups(they dont have to be kept cold)& Trader Joes Peanut Butter pretzels. Big hit lunc...
School Lunch Box Recommendations
Asked by S.J. from St. Louis
on September 8, 2010
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I am going to send my little guy with lunch to school. He will leave the house around 7 am and will eat around noon. I am looking for a lunch box suggestion. Insula...
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- www.laptoplunches.com LABEL all his things with a "Sharpie" felt marker, permanent ink. Yes, use cold packs. Yes it works. Yes, insulated lunch bags. E-bay a...
- Yubo lunchboxes are awesome. Go to Yubo.com to check them out. They are not cheap, but are well worth the money. I would get the lunchbox with the drink holer and ...
- Definitely get an insulated lunchbox of some sort and make sure you write his name in it with permanent marker. What my mom did instead of ice packs was to put a froze...
School Lunch Ideas Needed
Asked by J.R. from Saginaw
on October 16, 2008
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My little kindergartener takes his lunch to school everyday. I put $10 on credit at the school guessing he would one day choose a hot lunch but has yet to do that. H...
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- I had peanut butter and jelly for most of my school life... it is a great sandwich and I still love it :) Some other suggestions would be turkey or ham and cheese...
- You could always pack some whole grain crackers and cheese cubes with some fruit. Or....you could make some cheese wraps. My kids love these things. Also, celery wi...
- J., What about a small container of yogurt and a baggie of granola to pour into the yogurt at lunchtime? Something my boys like is cold leftover french toast, ...
Elementary School Lunch Ideas
Asked by G.C. from Minneapolis
on May 10, 2007
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I have a finicky 7 year old, slow eater, who is not eating enough lunch at school and comes home exhausted and starving. He always eats breakfast (though sometimes it...
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- I can't believe that he isn't allowed to have peanut butter at school because of others allergies. They are not the ones eating it! It is not going to touch their fo...
- Hello, I'm a WAHM too! I actually have a list of 25 ideas for you. I have a mom based business and I have a registered dietitian who contributes to my newsletter every...
- I don't have any new ideas for you, but I foresee this happening with my son too (he will be in kindergarten in the fall). He doesn't like meat (but could live on PB&...
Healthy Lunch
Asked by S.J. from Detroit
on June 3, 2010
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My 4 year old will be attending a summer camp this summer. I have to provide lunch. I need some suggestions on healthy lunches. No refrigerators will be provided.
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- pb&j or meat and cheese sandwiches, lots of fruit since he will need extra fluids. My kids like homemade bean and cheese burritos - just tortilla, ref beans and chees...
- PBJ keeps unrefrigerated. Fresh fruit and veggies, crackers, nuts and dried fruit are good too!
- Remember the good old days when we all took brown bags to school and the food was fine? :) They've got great BPA free reusable lunch containers at Target and othe...
Lunch Box
Asked by M.T. from Austin
on October 11, 2011
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Hi! I'm looking for a really good insulated lunch box for my daughter. I don't care about the design, meaning I'm not looking for a princesses/hello kitty theme. I do ...
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- Try Land's End, and maybe LL Bean. I have had great luck with Land's End products, especially the lunch boxes, which hold a lot. You also might want to try using a gel...
- We got a LL Bean lunchbox this year, I wanted to get him something that would last several years and have a matching lunchbox/backpack set and while I love Land's End,...
- hi there, We bought our son 2 pack it lunch boxes this yearr. He loves them and says his food is good and cold at lunch time. I got a 2 for 1 deal from the official w...
