You may think the time of collectible, metal lunch boxes is behind us, but the resale market certainly isn't. You may be surprised how much these can go for.

If you were a child in the mid-to-late 20th Century, there's a strong likelihood that you took your lunch to school with you, ...

Before you could order food from across town and get it delivered right to your school's front door, kids were clanging to and from school with their flashy metal lunch boxes. In the 1960s and 1970s, ...

Showing up at school with a passe lunch box was a major social blunder, says Woodall, who toted his own sandwiches in brown bags during the 1940s. By the 1970s, he eagerly paid $5 and $10 at flea ...

Sarah Stevenson – known to her million-strong social media following as Sarah’s Day – shared a TikTok of what her son, Fox Ocean, takes with him to eat at preschool. “Lets (sic) make my 5 year olds ...

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Getting young children to eat their lunch at school can be an issue of trial and error for many parents. Making adjustments to what and how parents pack their meals ...