Pack your kids healthy lunches
A lot of times parents go for the convenience factor instead of the health factor. Throwing in a juice pouch that claims to be healthy because it has vitamin C or calcium does eliminate the fact that it has additives and sugar. Besides, you're spending a lot of money on what is primarily water. So, perhaps you can just give them a water bottle. Better yet, a reusable BPA free bottle and add lime, lemon, or a small amount of O.J. to give it flavor.
As to food, give them fruit, carrots, and a turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread or a potato roll (if you're going gluten free try Rudi's). Don't tell me that the only thing your kid will eat is junk. Just a little over 50 years ago, the only option they would've had would be to eat is real food. On occasion, maybe once a week, you can throw in some chips and a cookie. But these should not be your staples.
Once again, if you eat healthy lunches, they are more likely to eat what is given to them as well.
In health,
Kelly Huggins
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