Feeding Littles Lunches: 75+ No-Stress Lunches Everyone Will Love: Meal Planning for Kids

75+ simple and delicious ideas for packed school lunches and snacks for kids of all ages, from the New York Times bestselling authors of Feeding Littles and Beyond.

In a lunch packing rut? Megan McNamee and Judy Delaware, the founders of Feeding Littles, are here to help with the ultimate lunch box resource. Feeding Littles Lunches is complete with 75+ lunches that are quick to assemble, safe and easy for kids of all ages to eat, and balanced in nutrients for growth, learning and play. Each lunch idea is easily modified for nine of the most common allergens and includes tips for picky eaters, plus vegetarian swaps and "I Can't Even" tips to make lunch packing even easier. Feeding Littles Lunches is not a recipe book because, let's face it, most parents don't want to spend hours packing lunches. Rather, it's an inspo book with a full-page photo for every lunch, meant to be used with your child as a visual reminder for delicious and easy new ideas that you can assemble from simple ingredients.

Feeding Littles Lunches also includes a lunch packing formula to help you plan your own lunches, grocery lists, tips for dealing with cafeteria and school settings, picky eating, food safety, and more! With creative and approachable lunches like Chicken Salad with Mini Brioche Toasts, Sun Butter Banana Roll-Up "Sushi-Style," Build-Your-Own Naan Pizza, Leftover Burger Mini Sliders, Pesto Turkey Wrap Rounds, and more, you'll bring joy back to lunchtime.

Publisher: Rodale Books
Published: 08/27/2024
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.81lbs
ISBN: 9780593797457

About the Author
Megan McNamee and Judy Delaware are the founders of Feeding Littles and the New York Times bestselling co-authors of Feeding Littles and Beyond. McNamee is a registered dietitian nutritionist who specializes in maternal/child nutrition, disordered eating prevention, and food sensitivities. Delaware is an occupational therapist who helps children with medical, developmental, and sensory issues learn to eat a wider variety of foods.