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These reusable, eco-friendly bags are great! Love the concept! I guess if I had to choose a favorite, I would have to say I love adore the Doggy Bag fluf bag! I will say that I simply enjoy them all! :)

The doggy bag is adorable!

Well, my son is just about 11 months old, so nothing that creative yet. However, I’m looking forward to getting my creativity flowing once he is a little older. :-)

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my little one eats more friuts and veggies than almost any little one I know. He loves it when I make veggie faces on top of his oatmeal pancakes. yup – he eats cold pancakes for lunch sometimes :)

Would love to put bento boxes full of rice, meat, veggies, & fruit into these cute lunch bags! (I’ve only done sandwiches so far…)

I try to make lunches interesting… When I send a sandwich, it’s always a fun shape made with large cookie cutters – star, flower, bear, etc – which makes even a plain ham sandwich exciting (at least for a 6-year old)!

These bags are adorable – I know my daughter would love these :)

I love the doggy bag. I like to do bento lunches on occasion as it’s a treat seeing everything cute and organized

My daughter liked a hard-boiled egg in her lunch box, along with a PB&J sandwich and a fruit cup. So I would always write an “I Love You” or “Have A Great Day” or a one-liner (groaner:-) joke on the eggshell or sometimes just decorate it with a small sticker. On the days I didn’t send a hard-boiled egg, I would include a cute little note or a sticker on her sandwich wrap so that she would know I was thinking of her.

Now it’s the granddaughter’s school lunch that we are packing. She does not like eggs of any sort and cannot even stand the smell of PB, let alone eat it. She does like the very thinly sliced Hillshire Farms ham and also turkey. To make that more interesting we sometimes make ham or turkey roll-ups by taking the individual pieces of meat, straightening them out, and then rolling them up. When fixing them for her to eat at home we pin the rolls with festive toothpicks – BUT we don’t use toothpicks when we are making them for her school lunch.

These lunch bags are really cute. I’m sure that my granddaughter would be very excited to have one. Thank you for the chance!

My daughter is nearly two and I’ve been a stay at home mom for most of her life. Only recently have I started working and so making a lunch for her to take when she goes on her “trips” with Daddy has become a morning ritual for me. She usually gets a container of crackers, a probiotic yogurt drink, a veggie and a protein source.

I always pack my toddler a lunch that includes a healthy sandwich, snack, fruit (he loves watermelon) I usually cut up the fruit with small cookie cutters or melon balls too, juice/milk, and a story, He loves reading (“pretending”) while he’s eating, like Mommy does. I’m usually reading the paper or a magazine at lunch!

I like the doggy bag! I love packing lunches in bento boxes. It ends up being cute and compact. Presentation always helps in trying to get all of the lunch finished!

Love these! We’re big on roll-ups around here. Practically anything can be put in a tortilla or a flatbread and rolled up. My 2nd grader loves these for lunch because they’re easy to eat, even on the go. His favorite fillings include veggie wraps with cream cheese, sprouts, tomatoes, sunflower seeds, and cucumbers, and chicken Caesar salad wrap.

Love the doggy bag design. My most creative kids lunch that I’ve packed to date would have to be top ramen noodles. I cook them, take them out of the soup, and just pack the noodles into a tupperware. Add some spam and I’m done.

I like this lunch bag. I found another great one at mommywholesale.com website. It’s a good one and affordable.