Along with the appealing, nutritious foods you pack in lunch boxes each day for your loved ones, have you ever included a little note? A quickly scribbled “I Love You”, “Knock ‘em dead at the meeting, honey”, or “Can’t wait till you get home”?
Most days, I don’t include anything in the lunch boxes I make for my kids except food.
But last Friday. I sent Julia (11) off with a tuna sandwich, some carrots and a fruit salad. And then I added a little something extra…
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HERE’S another sweet story that may also inspire you to send a little love with lunch.
Lunch box notes can be used to encourage your kids or flirt with your spouse, even while you’re apart. There are tons of different ways to include your love in a lunch box.
Click for ► 51 Ideas for Smile-Inducing Lunch Box Notes & Surprises
Personally, I kinda prefer the handmade, scribbled on scrap paper notes. But here are a few freebies to print and personalize:
- from Mariah de Marco
- from Little Lunch Notes
- from AlphaMom
- from Get Buttoned Up
- from Nick Jr.
- from Sprik Space (a whole month’s worth of lunch box joke cards!)
Or how about a FREE download and tutorial for a reusable COMMENT CARD you can print and include in the lunchbox. Get feedback from the ones who really matter 
You can also purchase cute cards from these sellers:
Whether you scribble on a napkin or spend an hour crafting a handmade card, your loving message tucked in their lunch boxes may just be the sweetest treat of all.
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