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[header] How to add notes to your child's lunch box [title] Use notes to provide encouragement. [step] All kids need encouragement to help them feel more confident and boost their self-esteem. Use lunch boxes notes to provide them with that added support.

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  1. [title] Provide personalized note-writing materials. [step] Every child has a special notebook and box you can use to write them.
  2. [substeps] Notes can be general in their encouragement. For example, write a note like, " you're awesome! " or " have a super amazing day! " consider more specific notes of inspiration when your kids may be worried about a school event or test.
  3. [substeps] Add notes to your child's lunch box with verbal praise. These good words give your child a boost of confidence that they will understand themselves properly and have fun in their day.
  4. [substeps] Find notes lying around in a safe place. For example, have a bag stuffed in your classroom after school so that no one can access the notes.

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36686
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4cba6bf2-e7cd-50da-8f6d-4d08bbd68ab1
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default--validation--36686
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1
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default / validation

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