Hello everyone!

Restarting our Baon Ideas series, this time for the new school year that has just started. I will endeavor to post every Tuesday, school snack ideas for your gradeschooler and pre-schooler. From time to time I will try to post some lunch meals too!

Posting baon ideas for almost 10 yrs

If you are new to our website, you can check out our Baon Ideas section where I have posted dozens upon dozens of baon ideas through the years. I hope these could help in your daily chore of preparing  yummy and nutritious snacks for your kids.

I am not claiming that all baon ideas are A1 healthy and nutritious because some have unavoidable convenience (processed) foods on them, but I  honestly try my best to shove in some healthy and wholesome snacks to tide them over until its dismissal time! Thank you and hope to see you here every week!

School baon and lunchbox ideas for Sept 2023

1. Chicken Franks and Egg Gimbap and Ripe Banana – I just fry some chicken Franks, half it lengthwise, and then scramble some eggs, put it on top of white rice, drizzle some japanese mayonnaise and wrap with a nori sheet. I add some bananas to make it a complete meal!

2. French Toast with Syrup, Sausages, Scrambled Egg and Orange wedges _ Making french toast early in the morning is not complicated at all. Besides it helps you use up all sliced bread that would soon expire! Don’t forget to drizzle some powdered sugar before covering the lid for that added yumminess!

3. Cheese buns, Mochi, Greek Yogurt, Alphabet Chicken Nuggets and Rice balls. Loaded baon for a loaded day in school! Sorry about the convenience foods in here but these all make my little ones happy. The Mochi from Regent is interesting because one big pack of about Php80.00 come with various flavors. It is a happy addition to any baon, promise!

4. Ham and Egg Sandwich, Waffle, Mini-Corndog, and Sweet Treat. I call this a fragment baon because it is all from loose ends and left overs. I made some waffles the other day, and then I tried cooking some mini corndogs from scratch so there. At least I got a good baon for the kiddos.

5. Sweet Corn and Steamed Sweet Potatoes. This is such a healthy baon that my girls really love. They like orange sweet potatoes, and they like sweet corn on the cob too. So I packed them some and called it a good lunchbox day

So that’s it see you guys again next week! I hope you got some ideas from the lunchbox contents that I presented.

Food for the soul

At this point, Allow me to share with you one of my favorite bible passages, this time from the Book Of Deuteronomy:

"There will always be poor people in the land. Therefore I command you to be openhanded toward your fellow Israelites who are poor and needy in your land." (Deuteronomy 15:11)

Thank you for stopping by and till next post!

A happy homemaker is a Happy Pinay Mommy!

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Kid’s Baon Ideas Recap Week 12

Hello everyone! Here is Achie’s baon recap for the past week. Pardon the decision to post later in the week, as allergy attacks have slowed me and shobz down this week.

Besides, posting at the end of the week can also minimize confusion about the weekly baon as some mommies have been asking how manage to do all the baons ahead of time.

Pinoy School Kid’s Baon Ideas

I figured that i should call the series a “recap” and that i should publish every end of the week to avoid the confusion that I have prepared a whole week’s baon already.

Anyhoo moving forward, and again at the risk of sounding like a broken record, please take note of the portions and slices and see if it is safe enough for the age of your school kid. Same goes with allergies and school baon rules.

Without further ado, here’s a recap of Achie’s baon this week:

MONDAY: Eggpie and banana chips plus her favorite fruit punch juice box.

Achie loves Eggpie, maybe because it is soft and not as sweet as leche flan

TUESDAY: Banana, cheddar cheese slices, quail eggs, and roasted peanuts.

Quail eggs are one of her favorite school snacks so I make sure to include it in the baon planning from time to time.

WEDNESDAY: bibingka, galletas de bato, yakult and raisins.

As a child i loved eating Galletas de bato. This one is not as sweet and as thin as what I am accustomed to. I love those that come from Bacolod if im not mistaken.

THURSDAY: Banana muffin, white chocolate pretzels (treat because she did well in her quiz), mini ponkan, bread sticks and the walang kamatayang raisins.

These bread sticks are just so yummmy and perfect to be eaten on its own or when dipped in peanut butter or even on chocolate hazelnut spread

FRIDAY (extended school day): Squid and green beans, plus rice. Dried mangoes. Banana bread, a small piece of apple, and hard boiled egg.

More baon during Fridays because it is an extended school day.

For more baon ideas hope you can check out the baon section of our website, happypinaymommy.com or follow our Instagram account or Pinterest baon ideas board where we regularly share achie’s baon boxes.

We also have a Baon Ideas Album at our Facebook page which contains over 120 baon ideas for your little one. We also have a baon ideas album for parents with kids enrolled in schools that strictlt follow Dep ed’s nutrition guidelines. Till next week!

A happy homemaker is a Happy Pinay Mommy!
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Baon for kids: week 11

Hi everyone, risen from the brunt of chores! Here’s Achie’s baon recap last week — in the hopes of helping newbie school mommies plan their little’s baon for the whole week.

Again, please be mindful of the portions for possible choking hazards, allergies, and school baon guidelines. For those with little one’s enrolled in schools with stricter school baon policies, hope you can check out our Pasado sa Dep Ed Baon Album over at our Facebook Page.

Baon for kids

Without further ado, here’s a recap of Achie’s baon last week:

MONDAY: Gigantic pichipichi with shredded coconut (storebought), half a fuji apple, and gigantic plain saba banana chips.

First time to see gigantic banana chips in the weekend market. Just got the plain ones, but they have flavored ones too like sour cream, cheese and barbecue.

TUESDAY: Peanut Butter and Grape Jelly Sandwiches, Nori Cracker Rolls and Milk Chocolate Drink.

PB and J addicts all three of my kids so this is an easy baon decision for us. Haha.

WEDNESDAY: Plain rice cake with latik topping, ripe mango cubes, and buco juice.

Glad that Achie loves rice cake based meryendas. Mabubuhay ang batang ito sa countryside.

THURSDAY: Potato empanada, wheat crackers, corn kernels on half of a fresh avocado.

I bought several empanadas but Achie’s fave turned out to be the potato-raisin empanadas. Okay lang, mas mura pa nga!

FRIDAY: (extended school day) Korean chicken barbecue, rice, diced hopia, mango chips, and cashew nuts.

Fave nya talaga ang Korean chicken barbecue that is why I always have a marinade ready in the freezer para sa madaliang requests.

For more baon ideas hope you can check out our baon ideas section here in the website happypinaymommy.com, or browse our Facebook preschool baon, lunch baon and pasado sa dep ed baon ideas albums, or follow our Pinterest board. Hope you can also follow our weekly baonserye recaps through our Instagram account.

A Happy Homemaker is a Happy Pinay Mommy!

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