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All month I will be posting lunch packing tips and recipes my kids enjoy in their lunches.

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Thx Padhu... Btw i also want to thank u for d list of lunch box options u had posted... It is very useful as my mom has to pack lunch daily for my sis & we always break our heads on what to pack... Had made peas pulao & caarot raita like u mentioned..

Jodie @ SourceONENutrition recently posted... Tips for Packing a Healthy Lunch

In the meantime, I thought I'd share the lunch I packed for the flight (s) here, and post a few snapshots.

The recipe posted is for 3 - 4 servings, but I usually double it so I have enough to pack for quick lunches for the week!

It's packed full of some super nutritious foods that are perfect for a pre or post work out or to enjoy for lunch or with dinner.

-LSB-...] leave it to my bento - packing friends to clue me in... Just on the heels of my CuteZCute animal cutter tool giveaway yesterday, JeeJee, the creator of the CuteZCute, posted these adorable lunches.

And you can read all about my affinity for that word in my guest post about packing a healthy kids lunch on Market Mommies — a wonderful site that connects moms in business with moms who need their services and products.

I enjoyed reading your post and admire you for not only packing 4 lunches a day but catering to food allergies.

I linked to you in my post on «Tips for Packing Better School Lunches» on Creative Green Living (http://www.creativegreenliving.com/2013/08/tips-for-packing-better-school-lunches.html)

In the coming days, I'll be sharing a few more posts to help you out: a round - up of blogs and websites with helpful lists and recipes for healthy packed lunches; a guest blog post from Bri of Red, Round or Green that will get you «pumped up to pack» (plus her super-creative list of ideas for kids who need to go gluten - or grain - free); a healthy muffin recipe from The Simply Wholesome Kitchen that can serve as a quick breakfast, a school lunch item or an after - school snack; a free lunch menu subscription give - away from MOMables, and more.

For more info on these lunch containers, see my post Plastic free lunch packing containers and systems.

Now really, I hardly thought that this could even be possible, but inspired by Cristi's post HERE, I decided to put together a little video to showcase some super-fun packed lunches from a few of my lunch - packing pals (credited below).

-LSB-...] packing in which she and I (along with Jeanne of The Jolly Tomato) are quoted, and here's a great post Bri wrote last year for this series to get you «strategizing» about lunches more -LSB-...]

For more tips on how I pack lunches, see the posts below.

However, recently I saw a TLT reader's Facebook post about packing totally grain - free lunches for her first rader, and it got me thinking.

Click HERE to read Kendra's complete post about packing lunches ahead.

-LSB-...] a perfect combination Posted on November 4, 2011 by Mimzy Wimzy Read this article on how much money you can save by packing healthy lunches and then come back here to read my opinion on MOMables and Easy Lunch -LSB-...]

So I bring my kids to the set when I make videos where I sing about lunchboxes, and then I write blog posts about my kids and lunch packing.

Meanwhile, while we're talking about home - packed lunches, just wanted to mention that Gina of the Feed Our Families blog has posted a fantastic round - up of every kind of kid - safe lunch gear you can imagine, from reusable sandwich bags to entire «lunch box systems.»

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Like I said in the post, I am probably packing lunches that would make a food safety expert a little nervous.

Continuing with our annual September series, «It Takes A Village to Pack a Lunch,» I wanted to share a thought - provoking post by Dina Rose that originally appeared on her blog, It's Not About Nutrition.

In today's post, Dina chastises parents who pack «model» healthy lunches with the full knowledge that some of those healthy items are routinely being thrown away.

Also, just a reminder that next week we kick off TLT's sixth annual «It Takes a Village to Pack a Lunch» series, featuring my own posts on lunch - packing as well as guest blog posts by some of my favorite bloggers and experts, including Sally Kuzemchak of Real Mom Nutrition, Dr. Dina Rose of It's Not About Nutrition, Katie Morford of Mom's Kitchen Handbook, Maryann Jacobsen of Raise Healthy EaLunch» series, featuring my own posts on lunch - packing as well as guest blog posts by some of my favorite bloggers and experts, including Sally Kuzemchak of Real Mom Nutrition, Dr. Dina Rose of It's Not About Nutrition, Katie Morford of Mom's Kitchen Handbook, Maryann Jacobsen of Raise Healthy Ealunch - packing as well as guest blog posts by some of my favorite bloggers and experts, including Sally Kuzemchak of Real Mom Nutrition, Dr. Dina Rose of It's Not About Nutrition, Katie Morford of Mom's Kitchen Handbook, Maryann Jacobsen of Raise Healthy Eaters.

We've done posts here in past years about packing nutritious lunches for kids that kids will eat, and have gotten some wonderful ideas.

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Can you do a post on packing lunches, Moxie?

Most of your friends are not going to post about the frustrating mom days when their youngest attempted to flush an entire pack of baby wipes down the toilet while their oldest took a dozen eggs outside to see if he could fry up some lunch on the hood of the brand new family car.

I did have a line in the post about how «not all daycares» are serving junk food, and I tried hard to explain, just as you also do above, how hard it is for daycare workers to monitor the safety and nutritional content of home - packed lunches.

Whether she's worrying about the weather, if the lunches she packs are nutritionally balanced, ebola, a zombie apocalypse, or the rash on her child's leg that she's posted a picture of that you frankly do not see, this lady is fretful.

Suffice it to say, when I posted this petition while racing around to pack my kids» lunches last Tuesday, this was not quite the reaction I expected.

Here is a another summary post of the lunches I've been packing for my daughters (and sharing almost daily on Facebook)!

So how do you pack an interesting and tasty lunch (which, for this posting's sake, I will assume can not be heated in school)?

Today's post will give you the tools you need to make packing school lunches easier.

I realize that I'm seeing this post a lot later than most, but I think some people have missed a key sentence from the post: «Here are 13 winners to inspire your lunch routine» - although they are lunches that Amanda Hesser packed for her children, the post isn't presenting them as suggestions for other people's children's lunches.

I'm excited to partner with our sponsor MightyNest on today's post, which includes a campaign to equip our kids in helping to pack their own healthy lunches.

Today I've got a post all about what happens when you have to pack a lunch at midnight and you don't have what you thought you had in the fridge...

My friend Mara pointed me to this blog post about a two parents who so hated packing lunch that they drew up a «contract» to delineate their respective packing duties.

As the audience for my bento box posts has grown, I've focused on writing articles about packing lunches, bento tips and techniques and lunch gear.

The school year is coming to a close, but I didn't want it to end without sharing one more summary of the school lunches I've been packing and posting on my Facebook page this year (almost daily!).

FamilyFriendlyCincy said: [New] A Guest Post All About Packing Lunch — http://bit.ly/fab1Kf -LSB-...]

Last month, a fellow Booth - mate left a comment on one of my posts that saved me a lot of time, some real money, gave me time with friends, and packed lunches for me.

If you answered yes to any of these questions you should take a few minutes to read the guest post that our own Family Friendly Cincinnati contributor Katie wrote about lunch packing in her home.

The post gives insight into why she packs, how it has helped her family be more «green», and shares a few tips for making lunch packing happen (and easy).

The post gives insight into why she packs, how it has helped her family be more «green», and gives some tips for making lunch packing happen.

Be sure to check out this post for more info about all of my other favorite lunch packing products.

For newcomers to this blog, this is my third annual series of posts, shared on an ad hoc basis throughout the month of September, designed to help parents with the sometimes challenging task of packing healthy and creative school lunches on a daily basis.

Kendra of Biting the Hand That Feeds You has written a few posts about road trips with packed lunch boxes.

And speaking of Bri, here's a recent article about lunch box packing in which she and I (along with Jeanne of The Jolly Tomato) are quoted, and here's a great post Bri wrote last year for this series to get you «strategizing» about lunches more effectively.