#Free lunch box notes free#

These free printable love notes are perfect for lunch boxes, but you could also stick them around the house for people to find, or even use them to leave random kindness notes in public places.

And a super easy way to remind your kids (or anyone) that you love them, is with a little note! What is more ‘my thing’ is ignoring all that and focussing on doing nice things for people I care about. Valentine’s Day is not really a big event here in Australia, it’s all over priced flowers and romance, and really not my thing. We were gifted this Bento lunch box from Smash Free Printable Valentine’s Day Lunch Box Notes. And just as gently he explained to me that yes, sometimes it was a little embarrassing, but he just read the note privately and then quickly scrunched it up so no one saw…and he missed them.Īnd so, every now and then, I put a little note in all my kid’s lunch boxes, and I’m not the least bit worried if they come back scrunched up! I gently explained that I thought he might be ‘too old’ for that and that it might be embarrassing for him, and that that was ok. Then a few months later, as I was making dinner and he was packing his lunch box for the next day he said “why don’t you send me notes in my lunch any more?” It’s not always easy being a nine year old, and while I was sad that those days were over I accepted it, and moved on. I had been thinking for a while that it probably wasn’t ‘cool’ to put notes in my boy’s school lunch box. I found the note crumpled up next to a lone sandwich crust in the bottom of the box, and I decided it was time to stop sending lunch box notes. Tomorrow we are getting together with my sister and her granddaughter then a baking project on Friday followed by an outing with Aunt Erin on Saturday.Send a little note in your kid’s lunch boxes for Valentine’s Day or any time, just to remind them how much you love them with these free printable Valentine’s Day lunch box notes. We send text photos back and forth and the girls find comfort in seeing their parents.

There were some tears the first day from the older sister but now, only an occasional, “I miss Mommy”. Because, sometimes, grandparents just have to spoil their little sweethearts! Each morning the girls rush to the fridge to add a sticker to a chart and count the days left until Mommy and Daddy get home. Oh, and you do know, grandchildren are allowed to eat their cake at the same time as their peanut butter and jelly sandwich, all while playing with blocks at lunchtime when they are staying at Mom-Mom’s house. It was delicious! I frosted it with cream cheese frosting and Cambrie added some sprinkles. I bought a box cake the other day because I thought it looked so pretty in yellow and pink. Our days are filled with bubble baths, tooth brushing, dress-up, stacking dolls, coloring books, walks with Raider, pancake breakfasts, playdough playing, tyke-riding through the house, library visiting, puzzles, block building, Chick-fil-A lunch with friends, book reading, story telling and dying eggs (Cambrie’s request). Lots of activities keeps their little hearts and minds occupied and not thinking about missing Mommy and Daddy.