5 Days of Healthy Packed Lunches

Written by:

Maia James

12/28/2017

I hope you all are having a wonderfully relaxing holiday break! I always enjoy the week where my kids have lots of new stuff to play with from Christmas, and stop asking for screens!

If you’re like me, you’re also spending this week getting organized–from new toy storage systems to winter gear organization to getting your various resolutions or intentions for 2018 set up for success.

One thing I’m doing this week is getting organized for packing healthful lunches for my kids once school starts again.

I would love to hear about some of your go-to healthy or sort-of healthy lunch ideas for kids. If you need inspiration, below is a week of real lunches I packed for my kids. They aren’t all as perfectly healthful as I might wish, but this is my reality as I try to #staysane! Please share your own ideas in the

Day 1:

Bean and cheese quesadilla on a sprouted tortilla
Clementine
Applesauce cup
Carrot
Raisins
Flavored water

Day 2:

Bean and cheese quesadilla on a sprouted tortilla
Veggie/fruit strip
Applesauce cup
Carrot sticks
Sliced strawberries
Sliced peppers
Guacamole

Day 3:

Sprouted bagel with cream cheese
Carrot sticks
Homemade trail mix (O’s cereal, raisins, etc.).
Roasted seaweed snack

Day 4:

Roasted seaweed snack
Gummy bunnies (not Good Stuff!)
Roasted pumpkin seeds
Carrots and shell peas
Clementine
Bean and cheese quesadilla on a sprouted tortilla
Granny smith apple
Cheddar cheese
Greek yogurt

Day 5:

Banana
Homemade trail mix (O’s, raisins, roasted almonds)
Sliced cheese
Blackberries
Spelt pretzels
Spiralized carrots

(On this day, they were also getting school lunch, which was a hamburger, so this was a smaller lunch).

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Maia, Founder & CEO

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