Lunch Boxes

At Kido Bébé, we know that mealtime is an opportunity for your child to enjoy a tasty adventure every day. That’s why our collection of lunch boxes and kids’ lunch bags is designed to make each meal special, with practical features that cater to both you and your little one.

Our lunch boxes for kids are designed to keep meals fresh and exciting. With cleverly arranged compartments, you can pack a variety of healthy foods that stay neatly organized, ensuring every bite is just as delicious as when you packed it. Whether it’s a sandwich, fruit, or snacks, our lunch boxes keep everything in its place, making lunchtime a delightful experience.

Meanwhile, our lunch bags add a splash of fun to the mix. Lightweight, durable, and insulated, they’re the perfect companion for keeping food at just the right temperature—whether it’s a cool treat or a warm meal. And with designs that spark joy, your child will love carrying their lunch bag, making them excited about what’s inside.

Selecting from Kido Bébé means more than just finding practical solutions—it’s about bringing a little extra joy to your child’s day. Our products are designed with care, ensuring that every meal is not only safe and stylish but also something your child will look forward to. With Kido Bébé, you’re packing happiness, one meal at a time!

1. Are kids’ lunch bags different from lunch boxes?

Yes, kids’ lunch bags are typically soft-sided and often insulated, designed to carry lunch boxes or individual food items. Unlike hard-sided lunch boxes, lunch bags offer more flexibility in packing, allowing you to fit differently shaped containers and food items. They are also generally easier for kids to carry, thanks to their lightweight materials and adjustable straps or handles. Many lunch bags come with fun, kid-friendly designs and additional pockets, perfect for storing snacks, utensils, or even small drink bottles, making them a versatile option for school and outings.


2. What are the recommended lunch box sizes?

The best size for lunch boxes for kids depends on several factors, including your child’s appetite, age, and the types of food you plan to pack. For younger children or those who eat smaller portions, a compact lunch box with a few compartments is ideal for packing snacks or a small meal. Older children or those with larger appetites might benefit from a larger lunch box that can accommodate a full meal with multiple compartments for variety. It’s important to choose a size that’s both practical for your child’s needs and easy for them to carry.


3. How can I keep my kid's lunch box organized?

To keep lunch boxes organized, it’s helpful to choose a model that features multiple compartments or dividers. These compartments allow you to separate different food items, preventing them from mixing and helping to preserve the taste and texture of each item. For example, you can pack fruits, vegetables, and sandwiches in separate sections, which not only keeps the meal neat but also makes it easier for your child to find what they want to eat. Some lunch boxes also include removable containers or compartments that can be adjusted based on the meal, offering additional flexibility.


4. Can I use lunch boxes for storing other items besides food?

Yes, lunch boxes can be quite versatile and are not limited to storing food. When not in use for meals, they can serve as practical containers for organizing various small items around the house or while traveling. They are particularly useful for storing art supplies, small toys, school supplies, or even travel essentials like toiletries. The sturdy design and compact size of lunch boxes make them an ideal storage solution for keeping these items organized and easily accessible.


5. Are lunch boxes for kids safe for microwaving food?

Some lunch boxes for kids are designed to be microwave-safe, but it’s important to always check the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure safety. If a lunch box is microwave-safe, it will usually have a symbol indicating this on the bottom or inside. When microwaving food in a lunch box, be sure to remove any metal parts or utensils, as these are not safe for microwave use. Additionally, it’s recommended to open any sealed compartments slightly to allow steam to escape, which helps prevent the buildup of pressure inside the container.