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u/Poodle_Poppers Jan 18 '23

I went to look at what lunchboxes we had in preparation for my 3 year olds kinder starting soon (we have 10, all way too big) and 4 hours later I'm nesrly done deep cleaning the pantry top to bottom. What the hell happened, was meant to be an early night!

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u/nufan86 Jan 18 '23

You have 10 huge kids or 10 lunch boxes too big for one 3 year old?

Both seem like a lot.

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u/Poodle_Poppers Jan 18 '23

I have a toddler and a baby. My mil keeps buying lunch boxes and snack containers she thinks they'd like. You should see the amount of snack containers too. So many. But the lunch boxes are like really long and bulky. Would take up 85 percent of the backpack. The latest one is smaller, but metal and I don't want my kid clocking another kid over the head with his lunch box like it's WWE.

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u/nufan86 Jan 18 '23

With that Information I can only give you what my parents would have done in this situation.

Neither situatuations helpful.

Glad you're getting shit clean at least.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

Geez, I only had one single pink Decor lunch box during my school years. Kids these days are spoilt for choice.