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My customized foolproof lunchpacking list.
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This was created solely for the purpose of making sure my husband actually packs a lunch, and not a bunch of sugary snacks. I know, I know, we've all been there!
Our plight with having a child with ADHD started early. His personality and way of being started when he was just months old. Aiden was absolutely never capable of sitting still, and he liked certain things in a certain order or way. As a toddler, he was curious, and he was absolutely having his terrible twos as soon as he could walk. He would throw tantrums, and often, for no apparent reason. When he was a baby, he could not communicate, and I feel like this frustrated him. He was very quick to talk and very quick to walk. As a mother, I would feel exhausted and often, like I was fighting my own child. Thankfully, that phase passed. Yet, his strong personality is still there. He is demanding, loud, controlling, manipulative and extremely intelligent. In fact, if I wasn't his mother, I would think that I had just typed an incredible negative sentence. But, it is true. Aiden is just as great as he is difficult to deal with. He is never the first kid to ...
So here we have another lunch for Aiden: ham and cheese sandwich, cut into circles Tostitos bite sized tortilla chips, the circle shaped ones salsa, in a waterproof container a banana muffin (homemade) two cookies (homemade) two soft pretzels This is packed in the Sistema snack attack duo box. Here is another one that I packed for Aiden: Tortilla chips Salsa in the Sistema to go dressing container Raisins apple slices pretzels pepperoni (his absolute favorite lunch meat) turkey rolls I'm still working on getting him to eat more vegetables, so I am hiding a lot in my salsa. It is chunky and full of onions, peppers, tomatoes, and cilantro. I often hide the veggies so my kids don't gripe.
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