Lunchbox Notes - One Step To Making Your Kids Feel Special ~ The Bub Cafe

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Its only take a minute to make some feel special with a smile, a kind word or some other way of letting them know what they mean to you. Shame really that in our mad-dash modern world it is become far too easy to forget to stop and make someone's day. There are chores to do, kids to chauffeur, deadlines and appointments to make. The daily life of the modern Mummy operates at a crazy schedule but in less time than it takes to pack a sandwich, you can make your children feel very special indeed.

Make Them Feel Special: Lunchbox Notes

When your little one is away at daycare or in the care of someone else its nice to let them know you are thinking of them with a wee note of love. Your message needn't be elaborate, 'Mummy/Daddy loves you..' or well wishes such as, 'Have a fun day!' is all it take to make a child feel supported and very special indeed. You can make your notes humorous by sharing a mutually funny joke, or educational by helping the younger child to learn to read new words. Draw a funny doodle. Older children might enjoy more motivational notes such as wishing them well on an upcoming test or sporting event.

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Lunchbox notes aren't just limited to the lunchbox either. Stick one on your preschooler's sunhat or sheet set for daycare nap-time. Tuck one in your child's school books or their gym bag. Write a kind note before bed and leave it on your son or daughter's pillow. Give hubby a little confidence boost and stick one in his briefcase or diary. The possibilities are endless.

Why Use Lunchbox Notes?

notes help to encourage your child to read
they remind your child how much they are loved
help to build self-esteem and make your child feel how special they are
they are fun can become a sweet family tradition

These notes are specifically designed to help your child (or any loved one for that matter) feel how important they are to you. It only takes a moment to scribble a kind word or two, and who knows, you might even find that you get one or two back yourself!