Halloween baby food costumes – Don’t you just want to eat them?

Halloween, humor, kids, picky eaters | October 24, 2011 | By

Um, yeah, I want to eat them. :pBaby costumes for halloween that look like food - taco

Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - turkey Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Tootsie Roll  Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Sushi Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Spaghetti and meatballs in a pot Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - S'mores smores with fire Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Pizza with chef hat, lots of babies making a full pizza pie Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Ice cream cone with cherry on top Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Crab in a pot Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Cheerio cereal box Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - candy corn Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - candy candied caramel apple with stick Baby costumes for halloween that look like food - Cheeseburger hamburger with cheese and lettuce made out of pillows

Fancy tofu cut-outs for bento boxes – Aww, kissing giraffes

animals, art, bento, fun, kids, other sites, picky eaters, tofu | September 27, 2011 | By

When I was researching as much as I could about bento boxes for the girls, Wendolonia is one of the sites I went back to multiple times. She had some hardcore facts and instructional tips, but also had a lot of fun examples of bentos.

I can’t help but want to share her tutorial on how to make tofu cut-outs, too. Aren’t the giraffes adorable? I don’t have much experience with tofu outside of smoothies and stir-fries, but her kids love baked tofu and she loves playing with it, so it’s a great combo.

Check out the full picture tutorial for yourself at her site and browse around her gallery for some other great examples.

When life gives you bananas, write secret messages!

Curved yellow fruits…er, I mean…bananas are such a cheap fruit to find year round, but frankly, they can get boring fast.

With kids going back to school and lunchboxes waiting to be packed 5 days a week for the next 9 months, this is a great way to make the banana a little more fun.

I found them on Laura’s site and she found them elsewhere, but I’ll link to her because she has a nice tutorial on how to do it with several other pictures.

It’s super easy, though…..just poke your message or pictures into the banana peel with a toothpick and by lunchtime, you’ll be able to see it show through. Plain banana in the morning….secret message by noon, woo.

And if you’re feeling extra artsy, don’t be afraid to bust out full sketches like this: