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Play lunch with Lego-style bento boxes

Do these look familiar? While looking for a fabulous new lunch box to suit the personality of my new school pupil I stumbled across these gems.

Posted by Lexi Klaebe on June 3, 2011 in Feeding

Tagged Lego, lunch boxes

Lunch box lift with Bento Colors

Your children will never know what it’s like to find a squashed stale sandwich wrapped in greaseproof paper at the bottom of a school bag… at least, that is, if you choose to let them near this bento inspired lunchbox instead of hogging it for yourself.

Posted by Emma Sorensen on January 18, 2011 in Feeding

Tagged japanese, lunch boxes

Update – new Shinizi Katoh bento boxes, tape and clocks at Monkeytail and Wellington

Bringing classic stories to artful bento boxes for children, Shinizi Katoh’s new arrivals at Monkeytail and Wellington will make the most beautifully functional Christmas presents. Look at the double-decker Snow White and Alice in Wonderland boxes – they’ll carry a full meal for a growing body and be a wonderful story piece for summer picnics.[.....]

Posted by Suzi Catchpole on November 27, 2009 in Feeding, Misc

Tagged Alice in Wonderland, lunch boxes, Monkeytail and Wellington, Shinzi Katoh

Christmas Prizeapalooza day 37 – Lunch Boxes With Love starter pack

Never send your child to kinder or school with a boring lunch again! Come and see what we have up for grabs in today’s Prizeapalooza.

Posted by Anita Butterworth on December 7, 2012 in Feeding

Tagged competitions, lunch boxes, Lunch Boxes with Love, meal time, prizeapalooza

Japanese bargains aplenty at Daiso, Melbourne

There’s a new store in Melbourne that’s causing a wave of kawaii-mania.

Posted by Katrina Whelen on October 30, 2012 in Misc

Tagged japanese, stationery

A great idea for lovely lunches

My daughter started school this year, and I have to say I am finding making lunches a bit of a drag. So this clever little lunch set could be the answer.

Posted by Elizabeth Green on June 2, 2010 in Feeding

Tagged BPA-free, eco, lunch boxes

Eggs with love

You may have missed your Valentine’s Day opportunity to dish up these adorable heart-shaped eggs but that doesn’t stop you serving breakfast with love every other day.

Posted by Katrina Whelen on February 26, 2011 in Feeding

Tagged cooking, Valentine's Day

Spooky but fun food for Halloween

Halloween is about the food as much as the craft and dress ups and we’re loving the Halloween Whoopie Pies (see our editorial about the Whoopie Pie craze) over at Martha Stewart and the gorgeous Boo-tiful Halloween Cake at I Am Baker. Also see fab cookie recipes and a heap of easy Halloween food ideas[.....]

Posted by Suzi Catchpole on September 29, 2011 in Feeding, Misc, Parties

Tagged baking, cooking, halloween, party

Babyology explores Japan – toy stores!

Japan has the most fantastic toy stores of anywhere I have ever been. I recently visited Japan for three weeks with my three and four-year-old daughters and we spent a lot of time in toy shops, although some seemed more for adults than kids.

Posted by Mandi Gunsberger on June 8, 2011 in Toys, Travel

Tagged baby toys, holidays, japanese

Lunch boxes with an edge

When it comes to filling the kids’ lunch boxes I try hard to follow the VENBNOTT principle (Varied, Enjoyable, Nutritious But Not Over The Top) but after a few weeks of the school term, lacking inspiration, I often fall into AVS mode (Another Vegemite Sandwich). Lunch Boxes With Love could be the answer to keeping[.....]

Posted by Katrina Whelen on April 28, 2011 in Feeding

Tagged cooking, lunch boxes, Lunch Boxes with Love

Visit PlanetBox for lunch boxes with space age style

With many schools moving toward a ‘wrapper-free’ lunch box the challenge for parents is to find a box with the right number of compartments. How hard can it be? Well, it is. I know some kids who find a sandwich, an apple and a biscuit is what they need to get them through the day.[.....]

Posted by Katrina Whelen on April 16, 2011 in Feeding

Tagged lunch boxes, PlanetBox

Off to daycare or school? They’ll need food storage!

… and you’d better make it cute! The vessels your child’s food comes packed in receives attention from peers and gets knocked around endlessly over the course of a school year.

Posted by Suzi Catchpole on January 12, 2011 in Feeding, Misc, Out And About

Tagged Banana Protector, Dwell Studio, Fluf, food, Goodbyn, Kids Konserve, Laptop Lunch, Lark, Lunchskins, Rice, school, So Young Mother, Stoh

Healthy food ideas – books for lush lunch boxes

They’re at school, the year is young and for now, the trusty sandwich will do its job. You’ll have to get a whole lot more creative as the year goes on as kids are notorious for tiring quickly of boring basics.

Posted by Suzi Catchpole on February 6, 2011 in Feeding, Sunday Arts

Tagged books, food, lunch boxes

Kawaii For You – cute comes to town

I’m more an incredibly enthusiastic admirer of all things Shinzi Katoh and of the Japanese ‘cute’ invasion rather than a die-hard fan. But I will admit to being just a little excited when I crossed paths with the new Australian Kawaii For You website.

Posted by Jaime Purnot on March 14, 2010 in Misc, Out And About

Tagged Alice in Wonderland, bags, lunch boxes, Shinzi Katoh, stationery

Put some zakka into your life

For the uninitiated, ‘zakka’ is Japanese for ‘many things’. Zakka is a design phenomenon that has influenced everything from tomato sauce bottles and sunglass cases to fabric patterns, art and film. But not everything that is kitschy and cute qualifies as zakka. To be truly zakka, your thing, whether it be a stapler or[.....]

Posted by Katrina Whelen on May 13, 2009 in Misc

Tagged drink bottles, lunch boxes, Monkeytail and Wellington, toddlers

Perfect for tiny chefs ñ the Wooden Sushi Set

I can’t be bothered to actually make sushi at home, what with the quality and quantity available at the local Japanese restaurant. I sometimes toy with the idea of buying the mats, the seaweed, the wasabi and trekking down to the fish markets with a toddler… Hmm, I really think I’m much better off with[.....]

Posted by Mandi Gunsberger on September 10, 2007 in Toys

Tagged imaginative play, Melissa and Doug, wooden

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