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How can I find time to make these super-arty lunches
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arkonite_babe wrote: »Well done ashbash11!!
You don't actually need a "proper" bento box so to speak. A good lock and lock box works just as well. Many people are actually shocked at how small a bento box really is when they see one for the first time.!
blimey better not show dd this she'll have heart failure :eek:, good job i ordered another bb i can make up another snack one for when she gets in from school lol or else her tummy will think her throats been cut
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they are fab:j:j:j:j:jarkonite_babe wrote: »:heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
she is 8:rolleyes::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: aw bless how old is she?? mine is 15 after trolling the internet and seeing all the cute things e.g the little grape penguins (see AB'S bento blog) she's getting into it and cant wait for her new bento box to arrive....:heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
Well my 11 yo is off to school this morning with bread and butter, soup and fruit, made all by herself. She wasn't keen on the babybel in the grape penguins *hmpf* good job they only took a few minutes to make! I think I'll have to go back to carrot shapes again.0
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arkonite_babe wrote: »Well my 11 yo is off to school this morning with bread and butter, soup and fruit, made all by herself. She wasn't keen on the babybel in the grape penguins *hmpf* good job they only took a few minutes to make! I think I'll have to go back to carrot shapes again.
:T:T well done little sprog hope your soups hot today0 -
Very nice, but just encourages children to play with their food!Owed @ LBM, including mtg: £85961.15, As of 1st August 2016: £14481.01 :j
September 2016; out of debt and have savings for the saddest reason. RIP Aunty, I'll never forget you:(
Never begin a sentence with "And". Unless you are the Goo Goo Dolls that is.0 -
IDProtected wrote: »Very nice, but just encourages children to play with their food!
not at all IDP anything that encourages children to eat healthly and a variety of food can only be classed as a good thing..... and anyway in my case i will be the one playing with the food as i am preparing it for my dd
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IDProtected wrote: »Very nice, but just encourages children to play with their food!
Far from it! My small sprog has gone from hiding sandwiches below her bed uneaten, to polishing off her lunch everyday. That as far as I'm concerned can only be a good thing
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