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Dr. Praegar’s Healthy Lunchbox Wednesdays
We are into the school year full throttle and my daughter couldn’t be more thrilled. Every day we pack her bags full of gear and good food and trot off to school excited for a fun day. When she eats lunch at school I take the time to make sure I pack a fun, healthy meal for her. It is so important that she has a strong, protein-rich meal mid-day to keep her energy levels up. Today I am thrilled to be partnering with Dr. Praeger’s to tell you about their Healthy Lunchbox Day.
This fall Dr. Praeger’s wants you to teach your children how to make smart food choices and provide them with healthy options for their lunchbox. Every Wednesday, all year long, they are encouraging parents to pack their children a veggie-rich lunch to help them develop healthy eating habits for life.
I am all about joining in the fun of this program and here are some of things I am planning to pack on Wednesdays:
- Carrot sticks
- Celery sticks with sun butter
- Cherry tomatoes
- Endamame
- Zucchini slices
What are some of the things you’ll be packing?
The great news is that Dr. Praeger’s has tons of great all-natural, delicious, nutrient-rich veggie products that are ideal for packing for school lunches. Just check out some of these awesome products!
I hope you’ll all join me and Dr. Praeger’s for Healthy Lunchbox Day this year. It is so important that we teach our children healthy eating habits for life and this is the perfect way to start!
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