For the parent packing lunch. Again.

You pack it with love. It comes home untouched.

And tomorrow, you have to think of something all over again.

  • The same three meals, on repeat.
  • The vegetables carefully left at the side.
  • A lunchbox you spent time on, barely opened.
  • “I’m hungry.” Followed by “I don’t like that.”

You don’t need another perfect lunchbox.

You need a few more ideas that fit real life.

Let’s start with something simple

91 recipes. A little less “what’s for lunch?”

Breakfasts, lunchboxes, dinners and snacks. All in one cookbook.

  • Everyday recipes to break the same-meal cycle.
  • A five-day lunchbox plan, so Monday is covered.
  • A weekly planner to make the next shop easier.
  • Ways to get little hands involved, ages 3–12.
Laura holding the SousKid cookbook 91 Recipes Kids Actually Eat

Here’s what’s inside the book. One place to turn when you’re out of ideas.

  1. 13 breakfasts. Start with egg muffins, and take it from there.
  2. 32 lunches. Fresh ideas for the lunchbox routine.
  3. 42 dinners. More options for the everyday dinner question.
  4. 4 snacks. A little something between meals.
  5. A five-day lunchbox plan + weekly planner. Less deciding from scratch, every morning.

Everyday meals, in three cookbooks

Pick your set.

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