Lunchbox

Here's a hint: both my kids have one now!

From toddlers to tweens, we’ve got you covered.

Everything you need to know about lunch containers, lunchboxes, water bottles, and other accessories for a well-packed school lunch!

“It can’t be beat.”

Everything you need to know about lunch containers, lunchboxes, water bottles, and other accessories for a well-packed school lunch!

But you can get one much closer to home!

I buy a few in bulk so I always have them on hand.

How did we get here? What can we do to push for change? And how should we plan for a year of packing school lunches again?

We'll help you stay organized, save time, and keep lunches delicious — and safe.

My kids have had this lunchbox for 10 years, and we're never going back.

And not a sandwich in sight.

Got a little eater? Fill 'em up with these smart and delicious lunch box ideas.

The perfect container for every kind of lunch, for both kids *and* grownups!

I wouldn't even mind carrying some of these!

I'm off the hook.

From lunch box muffins to pasta salad.

Now that school is reopening in my neighborhood again, I need a new lunch box for my kid. What’s the best one you’ve found? HollyMorning! I’m running this again as I’ve had a bunch of new inquiries on this question! On to the email:Dear Holly (as well as a few others that have just asked me this question again),Over at The Kitchn, they’ve spent a good deal of time testing and writing about lunch boxes, and I’ve tried them all.

These picks are all cute, functional, and back-to-school ready!

For many families, back to school means a return to packing lunches. Making sure that your children are well-fed 365 days of every year is hard enough, but adding 180 school lunches can feel downright relentless. I understand and am here to offer relief. Get ready for the most liberating school lunch advice you’ll ever receive: Let your kid pack their own lunch box.

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This piece was created for Cubby, our weekly newsletter for families at home. Want more? Sign up here for a weekly splash of fun and good ideas for families with kids. Even before having kids, I knew I wanted them to grow up knowing how to speak Japanese. What I underestimated was the sheer difficulty of teaching Japanese at home. As you can imagine, it’s a huge commitment to teach a second language. My husband is Filipino, so we mainly speak English together.