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  • Luckily my two youngest are both just in kinder and love all sorts of fruit and veg, hopefully they wil like what ever they help me prepare, they have a fruit and veg garden they are excited to eat from

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  • It doesn’t really add that much pressure when you think about it. It’s a bit hectic in the morning and straight after school is busy too, then it settles down a bit. I miss my kids school days

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  • This was an interesting mini article. Thanks for posting!

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  • Oh I dread the day I have to start preparing school lunches!

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  • My little girl started school this year and she is a fussy eater. She loves chicken nuggets so I bake chicken nuggets at home and pack it for her. Her fruits choice change every day! One day she like yellow veggies another day she only like green veggies. It is a stressful job, hopefully she will settle down soon. I get so upset when she comes home with the lunch untouched.

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  • it s great to read these things fantastik really

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  • looks good

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  • sounds awesome and looks great


    • yes i think that this article is a well written one as well.

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  • this is why we do bento lunches they are always fun and easy

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  • some great ideas….thank you!

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  • I agree, routine is king.

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  • yeah school pick up and drop off are the most stressful part

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  • The dreaded lunchbox! So hard to entice kids to eat when they could be playing with their friends!

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  • Routine, that’s my main weapon.

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  • Thank you for the great tips, looking forward to putting them in action.

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  • It finding the variety in the lunch boxes that does my head in.

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  • We home educate, so our lunch boxes are empty, but our fridge, fruit bowl & pantry are full of opportunities at breaks, snack time, lunch, etc..

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  • My daughter has just started daycare and I find it stressful getting organised. I’m lucky that one of her daycare centres provides food so I don’t have to worry about lunches for three days a week. However, I will have to provide lunch and snacks for two days a week when she starts at her other centre. She can be fussy as well – I’m already stressing about what I’ll be packing for her!

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  • This is true – I try to avoid pre-packaged stuff, but gee it’s hard.

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  • So true. Seems like I have to keep topping the previous day. Hard enough finding ideas other than sandwiches.

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