School is back upon us and has already started here where we live. We thought we’d share this video from videojug.com on how to make a healthy packed lunch for the kiddies. Check it out:
Lamar and Ronnie Tyler are the creators of the award-winning blog BlackandMarriedWithKids.com . They also are behind the Amazon.com bestselling DVDs Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage, You Saved Me and their latest documentary Men Ain’t Boys that explores manhood in the African American community. The Tylers are also the proud parents of four children.
Thanks for this article. School started for us on Monday and it is cheaper and healthier to take lunch rather than buy. So far the kiddies have taken ham and cheese on wheat, pizza, chicken chunks, fruit, juice, yogurt. Next week is peanut butter and honey!
@Dominique – You’re welcome. Lately eating healthier is something thats been on my mind so as I find more info and features I will surely be posting them on the site.
http://www.hiphossip.com Kemi in Toronto
No such thing in Canada. We cannot eat luncheon meat as it is killing everyone, Some tomatoes from Mexico has Salmonella and 84 sick in British Columbia with one dead. 9 dead in BC from Listeria in lunch meat and can you imagine, school starts on TUESDAY
Hello, I was looking for some ideas for a packed lunch, and came across your site. However, I am a white Italian-French American living in Spain, so I guess I am not welcome here. Why do you wish to isolate yourself and alienate me? Aren’t kids just kids, no matter the color? I do not understand.
http:.//blackandmarriedwithkids.com TheDad
@Michael – who said you were not welcomed here? I didn’t see that part on the site where it said anyone was not welcomed. The name of the site is BMWK because that’s what we are and that’s our point of view. We have readers who are not black, not married and don’t have children but they don’t get bent out of shape, they take what they can from the site, join our community or if they are not interested they keep on clicking through to the next site.
The web was missing a site where someone like myself or my wife could discuss issues that are unique to a black couple raising their kids together and being married despite negative stereotypes and images that are floating around so we filled that void. If you’re somehow offended I’m sorry but that’s the beauty of the Internet, there are billions of other sites to choose from.
I just wonder do people ever go to G&L sites and ask them why they’re leaving out heterosexuals or go to latino sites and ask why they’re speaking in Spanish. Does Univision or Telemundo get complaints and letters saying they’re excluding everyone?