Category: Accessoires
Grote emoties komen onvermijdelijk naar boven tijdens de overgang naar school. Terwijl uw kind nieuwe routines omarmt, kunt u er een gewoonte van maken om hen dagelijks een Lunchbox Love Note mee te geven. Midden op de dag kunt u uw kind eraan herinneren dat ze geliefd en gesteund worden, hoe ver u ook van elkaar verwijderd bent.
The little notes are the perfect size to tuck into a sandwich baggie without getting crushed. My daughter loved finding the sweet message hidden under her apple slices on the first day. It’s a simple way to make her feel thought of during a big transition.
My son actually looked forward to opening his lunch after I started putting these in—the notes gave him a little confidence boost before a test. The cards are sturdy enough to survive a sandwich squish, which was my main worry.
I tucked one of these in my daughter's lunchbox on her first day of kindergarten and she came home beaming. The little notes are just the right size to fit in a lunchbox without taking up too much room. It's a small thing, but it really helped her feel connected during the school day.
My kid was nervous about starting third grade, so I tucked one of these notes in their lunchbox on day one. They came home smiling and said it made them feel brave, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The paper is sturdy enough that it didn’t get soggy from a juice box leak.
Dropping one of these in my daughter's lunchbox each morning has been a sweet little ritual for both of us. The messages are just the right length for her to read quickly before she dives into her snack.
I slipped one of these into my son's lunchbox on his first day of third grade, and he came home grinning because the note made him feel brave. The cards are just the right size to tuck into a sandwich bag without getting soggy. Already planning to use them for the whole first month.
My daughter's already written a note to her best friend on one, and the card quality held up perfectly in her lunchbox. It's such a simple way to make her feel connected during the school day.
I love that these cards are already written—saved me time during a hectic morning and my son smiled when he read one at lunch. The messages feel genuine, not too cutesy, which works for his age.
My daughter’s first day was tough, but finding one of these notes in her lunch turned it around completely. The short, sweet message on each card is just right—simple enough for her to read alone but meaningful enough to make her smile.
Packing these notes in my son's lunchbox each morning has become a sweet routine—the cards are just the right size to tuck next to his sandwich. He told me reading them makes him feel less nervous about the new school year.