The best part of October lunches was making treats "for the kids." I've gotten some questions on what I feed my younger two and, generally, I feed them the same thing I send with my Kindergartener! They're both pretty good eaters, but need variety so they don't get bored eating the same thing every day.
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| [PB&J, banana, Gogurt, Football shaped pretzels, confetti sugar cookies] |
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| [Halloween Mac 'n Cheese, Trader Joe's organic Animal Crackers, Grapes] |
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| [Annie's Mac 'n Cheese, Greek Yogurt w/ Sprinkles, Broccoli] |
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| [PB&J, Cheez Itz, and Mixed Fruit] |
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| [Homemade Lunchable: Chicken Chunks, Cheddar Cheese, Pretzel Sticks, Mini Cookies, & Grapes] |
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| [Turkey, Cheese, Crackers, Banana Muffin, Grapes, & Dark Chocolate Chips] |
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| [Spaghetti & Meatballs, Garlic Knot, Grapes, Mini Cookies] |
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| [Beef & Cheese Burrito, Smoothie, Bitsy Brainfood Cookies, & Mixed Veggies] |
On the day we made 'lunchables,' someone spilled Stevie's lunch and it was the worst day ever until they gave him pizza from the cafeteria. I was SO THANKFUL when Stevie told me that one of the ladies that works in the school café took him back and got him a lunch when he was crying because I can only imagine his sweet little face when his food fell to the ground.
I scored a couple of boxes of Bitsy Brainfood Cookies from Target for next to nothing with a coupon on Cartwheel and he LOVES them; they're shaped like letters and the ones pictured are made from organic beets and chocolate! I really like to give my kids 'fun food' and I try to make it homemade most of the time, but these are such a good option for quick grabbing. Total bonus buy!
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