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Lunchbox Love Notes (Free Printable)

31 Jan

lunchbox love notes

The perfect way to share Valentine’s Day love with your kids throughout the month of February. Use these adorable (+ FREE) lunchbox love notes!

My kiddos absolutely LOVE getting notes in their lunchboxes. I can’t say I add a cute note every day I pack their food but from time to time, it’s fun to surprise them with words of love and affirmation.

February is the perfect time to add a little love to a child’s backpack, lunchbox or school folder. If you have the privilege of teaching your child in your home, you can find other ways to surprise him/her with a note. Hide it within the pages of a book or staple it to a worksheet.

With our Valentine’s Day Lunchbox Love Notes, it will be simple to share your heart this month. Download and print them now and you’ll have enough notes to use for weeks!

These notes include affirming scriptures, words of love and a place to share specific things you want to say to your child.

Children love to be loved and they love to be surprised. This combination of needs provides a great opportunity for us moms to dote on them throughout the month of February.

Download your FREE PRINTABLE here >> Valentine’s Day Lunchbox Love Notes

Scripture to Affirm Your Love and the Love of the Father

Space to Write Personal Notes to Your Child

I hope you feel led by God to love your kiddos the way they need to be loved this month. I pray he’ll give you the words to say and write so they understand just how uniquely special they are to you and to the Father.

Do you have specific Valentine’s Day traditions or special things you like to do for your family? We’d love to hear your ideas!

lunchbox love notes

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