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Making a packed lunch every day for a child to take to school can get tedious for parents and kids. How can parents make sure that their child eats healthily and happily?

In recent years, several school lunchboxes have tested positive lead. Learn how to select a safe, lead-free lunchbox as children head back to school.

Send the kids back-to-school with these cool lunchbox ideas--these treats will be the envy of all your child's table mates.

Taking a packed lunch to school may suit some kids and parents better than school meals. Using a hot packed lunch can give more variety and can be more fun!

Food safety, children's involvement in lunch preparation and teacher's help are things to consider to make a successful school lunchbox.

Think beyond PB&J sandwiches. Get creative with your children's brown bag lunches with these healthy and delicious lunch suggestions.

Almost everyone has that one thing they like to collect. There are people among us that believe lunchboxes are all the rage. Where can you find these treasures?

It's sometimes hard to get children to eat the fruit, protein and nutritious things they need instead of fast food and sugar-loaded treats. Try some of these lunch ideas.

Lunch boxes are a prime candidate for reducing dependence on plastic, or eliminating it altogether.

Want to cut lunch costs and make environmentally friendly choices? Say no to resealable plastic bags in school lunchboxes by switching to reusable sandwich containers.

Food allergies in schools are becoming more and more prevalent. Keep your child's lunches safe, healthy and tasty with these allergen-free lunch ideas.

The reusable tiffin lunchbox is perfect for snacks, take out food, or lunch on the go. It's an excellent nontoxic food container for children and adults.

Whether you're trying to lose a few pounds or simply to maintain overall health, packing a lunch provides a smart solution. Here is a guide for lunchbox beginners.

A cakey, gooey sandwich cookie, humble Whoopie Pies have been the star of the dessert case lately, even landing on the front page of The New York Times' food section.

A little adventurous imagination and the discoveries from a good pantry cleaning added to this simple salad will please anyone's tastes.

At the beginning of every school year, parents around the world have one thought in common: How can I convince my child to eat their lunch?

Parents need to pack healthy school lunches as food eaten at school contributes significantly to their children's daily nutrient intake.

Think green when packing lunch for the kids during the school year. Here are some helpful tips to make lunch have a positive impact on children and the planet.

Salads, soups, pastas, sushi rolls, fried rice and noodles are great lunches for school children who don't fancy sandwiches.

Mums need to have school uniforms, schoolbags, stationery and snacks organized properly way before school starts.

Getting bored with bringing leftovers for lunch, or making that same old baloney sandwich? Try something new with these enviro-friendly lunch ideas.

Create a reusable sandwich container that eliminates the need for resealable plastic bags in kids' school lunchboxes with this milk jug craft.

Looking for some unique and useful holiday gifts for the college student on your list? Here's some holiday gift ideas.

Try this easy spicy apple muffin recipe. It is quick to make and ideal for lunch boxes, picnics or a tea time treat.

Adding select ingredients into conventional cooking can make vegetables a turn on -- instead of a turn off -- for children. Here's how to get creative.

Sunflower seeds are added with buttermilk for an easy and versatile quick bread. Serve warm as a dessert with frozen yogurt or cold as a snack.

Carrot Bread does not get the same publicity as Carrot Cake, but it's sure good. Carrot Bread is a lighter treat and good to pack to take to work or school for lunch.

A perennial favourite, carrot cake goes portable with these delicious cupcakes that are sure to be a hit in lunchboxes or at parties.

These easy slice recipes based on Weetbix breakfast cereal are simple to make and guaranteed to please.

Packing a lunchbox with healthy foods will allow a parent to oversee the nutritional value of meals while ensuring the child will eat the provided meal.

These following ideas can spice up any brought-from-home lunch.

A simple rolled cake is elegant, but easy. This chocolaty version is always a crowd pleaser.

Children who plan, shop for and prepare their own lunches are more likely to eat them. Parents can follow two simple steps to help kids pack their own lunchboxes.

Growing popularity of a traditional Japanese style of packed meals is making lunch at work or school better for the environment and health, cheaper and more enjoyable.

Ground meat is cheap and easy to cook, and meatballs make meals that the whole family can enjoy. Here are three basic recipes.

Bento lunchboxes like the Laptop Lunch are an alternative to the brown bag for making kids' lunches that are fun, nutritionally sound, and environmentally friendly.

If you are tired of brown bagging your lunch, take a moment to read these tips on how to bring a quick, fast, and healthy brown bag lunch to school.

Using dinner leftovers for lunch is economical and saves time, but often bores tastesbuds. With simple additions, leftovers can be made to seem like brand new meals.

Mainstream doesn't mean dull: for cultural travelers to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, these professional theatre companies offer some of the hottest shows and actors going.

What do Japanese cartoons, good nutrition, and beautifully prepared school lunchboxes have in common? Manga! These simple recipes are fun to make and yummy to eat.

Chocolate Sponge cake is a world favourite, with its dark rich sponge and the many variations available for changing and adapting the recipe.

Packed school lunches can be fun, healthy and interesting for parents and children alike, while keeping an eye also on the budget.

From educational to just plain fun, these online and offline printable projects and free activities will help children easily transition from summer to school in no time.

Baking a fruit loaf ready for slicing and packing in a back-to-school lunchbox is a pleasure. Using organic ingredients where possible can only improve the taste.

Busy parents can make sandwiches healthier and more interesting by presenting them creatively and filling them with various ingredients.

Jennifer McCann is famous for her work on the Vegan Lunch Box blog. She's brought her extreme vegan recipes to paperback - and it's worth a trip to the book store.

Families expect traditional holiday favorites on the table, but this one can become a salad must-have in your fall harvest home cooking.

From small reusable bags that fit in a child's backpack to fashionable lunch totes & sturdy metal lunch boxes, a super selection of lunch containers is available online.

It seemed to take forever for summer to start, and now it's at an end and time to pack up backpacks and lunchboxes. Here are some ways to get organized for back to school

Jewish children often take lunches to school during Passover because of the holiday's many food restrictions. Those meals can be exciting, instead of something to dread.