nola
09-10-2005, 01:20 PM
My daughter has been attending daycare and bringing her lunch for sometime now. I want to recommend her lunchbox to others that may be looking for a way to neatly pack food to go.
The laptop lunch box:
http://www.laptoplunches.com/
We really like it. We even use it when we pack her meals for drives to grandma's house. I think she likes the way she can see all of the food and it is separated. And it has a little container for dipping sauces.
They sell a carrying case. I didn't buy it initially because it seemed too expensive. But, it is such a nice size and fits the box perfectly and she can easily carry it. It was worth the extra $.
And whatever the container or bag, I really encourage all parents reading this to almost always pack food and drink for their small children. Please don't stop at McDonalds when it is just as easy and much cheaper to pack some peanuts, raisins, whole-wheat fig bars, baby carrots, and applesauce (or even a cookie or some M&Ms - still better than eating out). Good habits last a lifetime.
Right. Excuse me, I stepping down from soapbox now... :)
The laptop lunch box:
http://www.laptoplunches.com/
We really like it. We even use it when we pack her meals for drives to grandma's house. I think she likes the way she can see all of the food and it is separated. And it has a little container for dipping sauces.
They sell a carrying case. I didn't buy it initially because it seemed too expensive. But, it is such a nice size and fits the box perfectly and she can easily carry it. It was worth the extra $.
And whatever the container or bag, I really encourage all parents reading this to almost always pack food and drink for their small children. Please don't stop at McDonalds when it is just as easy and much cheaper to pack some peanuts, raisins, whole-wheat fig bars, baby carrots, and applesauce (or even a cookie or some M&Ms - still better than eating out). Good habits last a lifetime.
Right. Excuse me, I stepping down from soapbox now... :)