Easy DIY Recipe for Kids: Honey Bear Lunchbox

Can you believe that summer is over and kids are back to school?! A just wrapped up his first week in his young fives (Pre-K) class. And today, I’m back to work at my day job after my maternity leave with B! It’s been a bittersweet return as we say goodbye to summer; literally the fastest summer of my life. But, for the most part, we’re all enjoying the structure of the school year and my work schedule.

Last week, National Honey Board sent us a fun Party Pack curated by entertaining expert Camille Styles. It was the perfect way for us to celebrate A’s return to Pre-K. While it’s not a huge milestone like Kindergarten, he’s made adjustments to a new classroom, teacher, and new friends. And honestly, it feels like we’re just a short time away from him being a big kid in full-time school. Needless to say, the boys and I loved taking the time to celebrate A’s last ‘first’ week of Pre-K!

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We had so much fun making an easy, DIY for kids, a Honey Bear Lunchbox! Even at 4.5 and 2 years old, the older boys are all about independence. They love taking on new tasks and learning to do things for themselves. This easy Honey Bear Lunchbox was the perfect fit for our first week of school celebration. The boys loved being able to make their own lunch with a little help from me. Most of all, we had fun talking about the exciting things to come during this upcoming school year.

Seriously, these two in their mini chef outfits are so adorable! I’m so happy they had such a great time making their meals. I’m all about getting the boys to help out in the kitchen. So I hope that their excitement for being my best helpers will last well into their teen years (fingers crossed!)

Easy DIY Recipe for Kids: Honey Bear Lunch Box

  • Placed bread on flat surface and spread (peanut) butter on both pieces. 
  • Place apple slices on one piece of bread.
  • Top with drizzle of honey and top with other piece of bread.
  • Serve with a side of fruit and/or veggies

Skiphop Doggy Lunchbox and bottle (aff links)

Ingredients: Honey, Peanut Butter, Lil’ Snappers Apples, Banana, Berries

 

Easy DIY for Kids: Honey Bear Lunchbox

 

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  1. My daughter loves PB & honey sandwiches, but I’d never thought to add apples to it too! I’ll definitely have to try this!

    Posted 9.11.17
  2. BRITTANY ASHMORE wrote:

    Those sandwiches look so good! HONEY makes everything better! You have the cutest helpers too!

    Posted 9.12.17
  3. Nicole wrote:

    We love peanut butter and honey!! I’ll have to try the apples sometime!

    Posted 9.12.17
  4. Julie Borm wrote:

    My kids would love this lunch!

    Posted 9.12.17
  5. hanna wrote:

    YUM! Love that the kids can make this practically by themselves! We are HUGE #savethebees and honey lovers in our home!

    Posted 9.12.17
  6. Coppelia wrote:

    They look SO cute with their little hats! And what a cute lunch idea! Thanks for sharing it!

    Posted 9.12.17
  7. chanel wrote:

    how cute are they in their chefs hats and aprons??? now I want a honey sandwich!

    Posted 9.12.17
  8. Ashley wrote:

    PB & Honey are my daughter’s fav sandwiches but I hadn’t thought to add apples! Thanks for the great recipe!!

    Posted 9.12.17
  9. Aly Funk wrote:

    How adorable are your kids in those aprons and chef hats?! My girls would love this.

    Posted 9.12.17
  10. rachel wrote:

    Your kids are absolutely THE cutest! Looks like a fun way to bond with the kiddos, if nothing else! 🙂

    Posted 9.12.17
  11. justine wrote:

    AHHHDORABLE. I love this snack. it reminds me of deployments because I would literally live on apples dipped in peanut butter drizzled with honey. i didn’t think to put it on bread though, that sounds super convenient and delicious!

    Posted 9.12.17
  12. Kristin wrote:

    What a great idea for a sandwich! I’m going to do that for lunches later this week.

    Also, how adorable are those little ones cooking in chef hats!!

    Posted 9.12.17
  13. Jenna wrote:

    So Cute and yummy! both of my kids fav snacks in one. Thanks for the idea!

    Posted 9.14.17
  14. margie wrote:

    Master Chef Junior watch out, I think you have two in the making. Adorable and great recipe!

    Posted 9.14.17

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