One of the fun things I'm doing this year is serving as a brand ambassador for Lunchbox Love's Mom Panel!
What does this mean? I get to help spread the word about a great company, which just so happens to fit in really well with the whole lunch theme of my blog. Even more fun, to kick it all off, they offered up a giveaway for What's for Lunch at Our House readers!
So, what is Lunchbox Love? It's a great company, founded by two moms, who know the power of happy thoughts to a kid. Each Lunchbox Love note contains a happy, supportive thought on one side, and a joke or a fact on the other, perfect for tucking into a lunchbox. I also love that they are already thought out, as 7am is not when I'm at my most creative. Or cognizant. Or even fully awake.
Lunchbox Love has the perfect notes for every occasion. Series include assorted holidays, jokes, and fun facts. They even have a new line, perfect for teens and tweens, with messages designed with that age group in mind. We even sometimes pick the theme of our lunches to match the notes. (Check out some of our examples right here.)
I'm giving away a 4 pack of Lunchbox Love notes this week! Want to win? Use the Rafflecopter below and leave a comment telling me who you'd love to send a Lunchbox Love note with! For more entries, tweet and/or follow me on Facebook!
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As a member of the Lunchbox Love Moms Panel, I have received compensation for this post, as well as sets of Lunchbox Love notes to help facilitate the review. All opinions expressed are my own.
I'd send one to school with Scout, and I'd tuck one into my Mom's airplane bento when I'm forced to send her back home after her annual visit out west.
ReplyDeleteI will have 3 little ones getting Bentos this year, and we have just moved to Colorado from Mississippi. I love sending them lunch notes to lift their mood midday, but I think it will mean even more this year with their new environment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity!
Too cute! I'd send them to my first grader
ReplyDeleteI would use them for my nieces and nephews lunches.
ReplyDeleteI'd use them for all 3 of my girls... ordinarily, I think the 9 & 10 yr olds would be most appreciative, but I think even my teen would like one once in awhile :)
ReplyDeleteThese would be perfect to share with our nieces and nephews who are learning English!
ReplyDeleteI'll have two kids in school come September, so I'd send the notes in their lunches!
ReplyDeleteThis may be a bit unconventional. I deal with chronic pain and illness 24/7 and am stuck in bed most of the time. At 27, this is not how I planned to spend my days. It's been 3 years, and in that time, I have connected with hundreds of people online (and locally) who also have chronic pain and/or illness. I support them and they support me. The power of getting something encouraging in the mail is tenfold for those of us who don't hardly ever leave our houses. I would love some of these so that I could send some to the many wonderful people I have met who are battling these illnesses. Some wouldn't be appropriate for them, so I would leave them out for my mom or give them to my niece or nephew (or other family members). :)
ReplyDeleteTo my son!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd give them to my two boys.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my sweet 4th grade girl! <3
ReplyDeleteMy girls, of course!!
ReplyDeleteMy two kiddos, 7 and 9 years old. I have been packing their lunches for years.
ReplyDeleteI would sent my in my daughter's lunch. She is 10.
ReplyDeleteMy 2 girls with their lunches!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be able to include these notes in my daughters lunch each day. I have looked at buying them several times but haven't yet.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to send them with my daughter or my husband! :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my son, who is (or was) a picky eater, and is loving the Bento Lunches. I sometimes pack a small snack in his bag when he spends a weekend at his Dad's, these sweet little cards would really bring a smile then too.
ReplyDeleteI'd give them to my ,an who works two jobs.
ReplyDeleteMy son, who is starting Kindergarten this year. He will have packed lunches due to a diagnoses of Celiac Disease and Type 1 Diabetes earlier this year. I think those pick me ups would cheer him. I leave little handwrittens, but these are just so cute!
ReplyDeleteMy beautiful 2nd grade daughter needs these in her lunch box :) And of course, my awesome little boy when he's able to read!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! My boys are going into K and 3rd grade at a new school this year and I know these little notes will be a great pick-me-up. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHow cute. My twins who are going into first grade this year would love these!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute. My twins who are going into first grade this year would love these!!
ReplyDeleteI like to pack my son bento lunches, but we run into trouble because the individual containers in his boxes are not sealable. He likes sliced tomatoes, but when I put them in a container, tomato juice will leak out into his other containers. Any advice? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'd send lunchbox love to my kiddo and hubby!
ReplyDeleteI'd send them with my 2 girls :)
ReplyDeleteI aways think about sending notes but end up just writing "I love you" on a napkin! This would be much cuter for my two girls!
ReplyDeleteI'd leave notes to my husband because my son can't read yet! He'd get them in a couple of years.
ReplyDeleteI'd want to send my boyfriend off with a lunchbox love note :)
ReplyDeleteI love sending Lunchbox Love Notes to school and work. My way of speaking my heart out :)
ReplyDeleteI love hiding Lunchbox Love Notes for my husband to find!!
ReplyDeleteMy three still love getting notes written on their napkins! This would be a surprise bonus. Would love them!
ReplyDeleteMy first grader is going to love them! I couldn't wait and already ordered some!!
ReplyDeletecute!! i'll send them to my nieces
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well, there is the obvious...my kids and hubby. But I also bring meals to my uncle in a nursing home...I think something like that would brighten his day. Short and simple.
ReplyDeleteI would love to send these for my girls in their lunches!!
ReplyDeleteTo my older daughter
ReplyDeleteI would love to send Lunchbox Love notes with my third grade daughter, who eats lunch at school, and my preschool-age son, who eats lunch at Grandma's while I'm at work!
ReplyDeleteLove these, great idea! I'd love to pack them for my 3rd grader and Kindergartner!
ReplyDeleteMy Girls!
ReplyDeleteWould love to stick some lunchbox love into my Little Bee's 1st grade lunches. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI'd put them in my son's lunchbox. Lots of times when I send a note with him I'll find it later stashed in his room or in a book. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteI'd pack some in my hubby's lunch until my 2 boys can read and are in school. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would love these for both my son and daughter!
ReplyDeleteI would send them with my 2nd grader and maybe sometimes put one on his pillow.
ReplyDeleteI would send them with my 2nd grader and maybe sometimes put one on his pillow.
ReplyDeleteI'd send them with my daughter to school -- it's her first year! (I'm entered as Christina above.)
ReplyDeleteMy son would love these! I hope that stage doesn't end to quickly!
ReplyDeleteto my 3 lovely gurls
ReplyDeleteI'll send them to my sister for sure!
ReplyDeleteI have 3 kids taking lunches this year! Yikes!
ReplyDeleteI will pack them in my kiddos lunch to make it a little more special!
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