#PRESCHOOL LUNCH BOX NOTES FULL#

When the young girl came home and recalled what happened, the mum was left furious. The year six student was eating a Beetroot and Berry bar during her break time when she was approached by her teacher who told her she 'should be making better and healthier snack choices.' She's genuinely worried if you start putting snacks in,' Ross replied.Ī fruit bar seems like it would be a reasonably healthy snack option to pack in a child's lunchbox but it seems one school has a major problem with them.Ī mum has expressed her concern over a complaint she received about the contents of her child's lunchbox - taking to Mumsnet to reveal her daughter was 'told off' by her teacher for eating it. 'The work I had to do to convince my daughter she could eat a kit kat with her lunch of salad and ham wrap, cucumber sticks and a satsuma was unreal,' said one mum. Many parents understood where the dad was coming from. 'Okay but imagine this you see a child and for their lunch: a box of mozzarella sticks, two bags of wotsits and four caramel chews,' one commenter said. The dad's sticker hit a nerve, with some defending the school's healthy eating policy. The note comes complete with a picture of Isabelle in the corner. We are aware of the contents of this box and are happy for Isabelle to eat whatever she wants.'

Sharing his fury to TikTok, he created a sticker that reads: 'Welcome to Isabelle's lunchbox. UK dad Ross was fed up with the way his daughter's school dictated what children were allowed to eat, so he decided to come up with a solution. One dad hit back at the strict lunchbox rules his daughter's school enforced with a 'revenge note'. 'She found it funny and didn't feel pressured (for the people who said this wasn't a good thing to do),' the mum said in an update. Others simply wanted to know if it worked. My daughter would be mortified!' shared another. 'There may be a reason why she can't eat? I hope the parents are looking at this too. If they're hungry, they will eat,' said one. Others thought it went too far, sparking a fiery debate. 'Harsh… I might try it too,' said a third. My dad always put notes in my lunch box as a child.

Many parents loved the dad's strategy - declaring it genius. Sharing the note to a popular Facebook group, UK mum Sammy captioned the photo: 'When you find your husband has put a note in our daughter's lunchbox for school.' 'Every time you don't eat your lunch, a unicorn dies (hashtag dadfact) One dad came up with a clever tactic to encourage his unicorn-loving daughter to eat the entire contents of her lunchbox – a brutal handwritten note. Whenever or wherever you use these notes, your kids are going to love them.It can be frustrating for parents to spend time making lunch for their kids only to have it come home untouched. They are great for folders, backpacks, or even in the bathroom in the morning while your child is getting ready for school. You also don’t necessarily have to put them in a lunch box.

#PRESCHOOL LUNCH BOX NOTES FULL#

Sticker paper (like the full sheets here).

There are a few good ways to attach the notes that I’ve seen that are pretty cute, and I think you should consider them:

Then you can reuse them (good if you have multiple kids). Some people even choose to laminate theirs! You could do it with clear packing tape.

Make the lunch notes more durable by printing them out on thicker paper (cardstock, for example).

Consider sticking or tying the note to one of the food items to make sure that your child sees them (see those tips below).

But there are a few things I’ve read that I think are good points so I want to share them here: you just print out the lunch box notes, cut, and stick in a lunch box. I know you’re thinking there’s probably not much to it. Lunch box notes for kids are a fun way to reduce school jitters, or to even just let your little know that you are thinking about them. How was I to know? School makes a lot of kids nervous until they get used to it! No one told me school wasn’t a one time thing. The joke was on me when my mom took me back! I cried and cried. When I first went to Kindergarten, I thought I only had to go for one day. Is your child ready to go back to school? Or maybe it’s his or her first time? That can always be crazy.

Preschool lunch box notes