School lunch for my teenage son!

[@gs-ts9hi]

You seem to be a wonderful mother. I hope your son can see this.

[@miisharestuff]

Seriously she is amazing!!❤

[@dawna1214]

Great 👍🏽 mom

[@youtubesucks1499]

Yes, treating a teenager like a baby is really wonderful.

[@gs-ts9hi]

@@youtubesucks1499 get out over here Karen!!!

[@Gettrolledlol1]

@@youtubesucks1499if you had a horrible childhood, just say so.

[@alanamacneill88]

Acts of service are a love language. This is how she shows her son she loves him❤

[@cassandramarshall2975]

That’s a great idea ❤

[@f1shstiks]

@@DarkDomain0001 ok

[@marialacona]

No, she’s Hispanic and Hispanic mom literally raise chauvinistic sons and don’t let them do shit while daughters have to do everything.

[@xgreatesttoeverdoitx]

@@marialacona you have no idea if this is how THEIR family is, really what you’re doing is being miserable about strangers online

[@reddz521]

I'm 47, and my mom is 70. She literally packed a breakfast and lunch for me today unbeknownst to me. I just went to drop off my son's clothes for tomorrow and a few toys to play with after school because she's getting him off the school bus for me, and he's spending a night with her. She passed me the bag when I gave her his overnight bag 🥰

[@jocelynquevedo4958]

“That way he can share his lunch with whoever he is with” so wholesome and thoughtful of you even thinking that

[@WhatsIQ]

Yeah except if he's anything like me he'd eat the entire thing himself 🤣

[@KatsukiBakugooo]

My mom sent me an extra brownie for this guy in my class that always asks me for food lol. He’s always hungry so I give him something out of my lunchbox almost everyday, and bc my mom knows and loves him she decided to start packing me an extra of something so I can share it with him without taking from my own meal. Super sweet of my mom and now he loves her so much lol

[@guybeingaguy]

You’re not “interested” in who your children “hang out” with? Sad part is, you’re really not.

[@rnguyen2516]

I love this so much! Unfortunately, my kids get into so much trouble at school if they share food with another because of the allergy issues.

[@TGbear21]

Once I hit about 11, the homemade lunches stopped, and I always wished they hadn’t. I’m sure he’s always grateful you make this for him! ❤

[@CRISTINARAMIREZFONUA]

Same!!! & the fridge always was so empty- but my mama was a single parent wkg & going to school & she did the best she could. Proud of you my Mama! ❤

[@Retro-y7p]

My son throws out most of the lunches I pack, but won't tell me what he wants other than a ton of snacks or a whole production (homemade bacon cheeseburgers, stir fry, air fryer chicken wings (not the frozen kind) etc... none of which are left overs so i have to make it that morning). He'll throw out sandwiches, wraps, chicken quesadillas, veggies, salads, or will forget to dump his trash so I see all the uneaten things in his lunch. Mr. Highfalutin tastebuds for a 4th grader is getting school lunches this year and I'm saving my money, time, energy, and frustrations for something else lol.

[@modickens1272]

​@@Retro-y7psounds like he needs a belt. He'd eat his left over lunch or starve. Kids have to learn the world doesn't revolve around their demands. Its what makes horrible adults

[@Retro-y7p]

@modickens1272 nah. We resolved it with him getting school lunches this year. He wants these things for lunch because it's what I make for dinner and wants leftovers, and dad takes precedence. His lunches last year revolved around pb&just, ham and cheese, or some sort of wrap, and he wanted more variety like his classmates were getting. I can appreciate it, but I'm not doing it, and i draw the line at tossed food.The school lunch, to me, provides more than enough variety lol. If he pleads for a packed lunch this year, he will do so knowing it will be a pb&j since I'm no longer keeping school lunch foods in the house. Not every situation is resolved with a belt. In fact, most don't when you have pretty good kids who do well enough with object lessons. 😋

[@moonlitskylight5740]

​@@modickens1272 Damn, right to the belt. Okay boomer

[@familychannel1381]

People forget teens are also kids. Show them love and they won’t forget about it when they get older. Teens need love and attention too. Just because you get older doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get the same loving treatment that you did when you were younger it just means you should be able to do it for yourself and others as well. She is such a good mom. Little things like having ur mom pack lunch mean a lot.

[@kenjiPhoenix61]

Thank you! People do forget that fact and I hate it

[@Kayla-rd5jd]

exactly! it’s obviously important that your teens understand being responsible & are learning how being an adult works but there’s nothing wrong with “babying” them or helping them out with some things as long as they don’t feel entitled to you doing everything for them. a good kid who is capable of doing things on their own can have their lunches packed for them & it won’t make them spoiled! it’s the same with those videos where wives pack their husbands. as long as they don’t demand it or expect it or are too lazy to do it on their own, there’s nothing wrong with a partner showing their love for their partner in that way as long as they don’t take advantage of their kindness or act entitled!

[@kenjiPhoenix61]

@@Kayla-rd5jd That’s a great example about spouses that do the same thing. When a spouse does it, it’s okay and almost immediately accept because they are married, but when it’s for their teenagers-NOOOO! THAT’S GOING TO SPOIL THEM! Isn’t the spouse, hopefully, is a grown adult and can make their own food? It’s about showing the family that I love you and I have done this action because I love you!

[@jayreeves06]

Yea saving his lunch money is going to be able to enable to take Natalie on a date.

[@esthereniola9941]

Although so of them prefer to do things there own way because they feel that they are now an adult

[@niclasbrusch3355]

Many people don’t get this, but having a mother making your lunch everyday for school is such a stress-reliever and in a way showing of love.

[@yolandazwane4761]

​@@1lrogweird for who

[@jxdynsbugs]

@@1lrog she’s a content creator. that’s literally her job lol

[@forsoktillvuxen]

@@1lrog I don’t live in a country that brings lunch to school but even I can imagine that her content helps other parents make their kids with lunch ideas

[@umarabdullah8710]

@@jxdynsbugs its a job now?

[@sivaryageb7460]

A Momma's love can spill over to their siblings, their friends, their elders, strangers and even their enemies ❤

[@dcampbell1191]

I always say "no matter old our kids get, they'll always be our babies." Great job mom!!!

[@aitalino7241]

@@haha5368 ok and

[@aitalino7241]

@@haha5368 way to loose your shit and vent on the internet

[@_JustJoe]

​@@haha5368 Same, but I'm disabled and seen as useless

[@Idd1eforTaylorSwift4256]

Fr! I’m almost 18 and yesterday my mom told me that I’m still her baby and that I could be 40 that I would still be her baby lol

[@haha5368]

@@aitalino7241 womanhood😍 its fun though i love grocery shopping and using detergents so its a win sometimes

[@sophiamartinez5138]

A huge lesson to teach our children to serve one another 🙌

[@vitricewashington6510]

This looks like a mom that just loves her kid and cares about his friends. He will learn to share and help others this way. And learn to save money.

[@yurionviolin7782]

as a kid who never had lunch, i love moms who make extra lunch for their kids to share...

[@ifsheisgonetowherethere6259]

Aww. Now I wish I could make everyone who didn't have lunches some mom lunches.

[@totallynotzizii]

Dw babes I’ll make you lunch! What you want? Pizza? A burger? A ham sandwich or a salad? For snacks I’ve got loads of crips and choose which fruit you what

[@aena5995]

Same or burnt stuff

[@Johnnnnnnnyyyyyy]

Yup, my teen daughter tells me, mom the extra food you pack is always eaten by someone. Double the fruit and chips. So I do.

[@GreyPunkWolf]

That's why I started cooking early. My mom was so kind and patient with me, but her cooking skills were... Not on point, to be honest. Never had trouble making my own sandwiches, burgers, crêpes, etc. It's rly not hard if you have time.

[@msms4659]

Teenagers need their parents' love just as much. That doesn't end. Ever.

[@LuzuraHater]

Exactly, especially in their teen years. Teens go through a lot of changes and can usually start to develop mental issues so parents support and small actions like packing their lunch could really help them a lot!

[@jjwoelkers7954]

Exactly!!!

[@ILOVEBIGRAINBOWBOUNCYBALLS]

fr growing up i didnt eat much and i still dont i appreciate moms who do this it prevents EDs at a young age

[@grizzlycharizard0017]

Shit doesn't matter if your kid, teen, or an adult, your parents love for you should be infinite.

[@bonnobomonkey]

@@LuzuraHater i was 12 when my mom and dad divorced, im now 20, nothing goof has come of me :3

[@strawberryphd833]

Not just because its a nice thing to do, but because high school is a full time job and kids are under way more pressure + stress than adults realize. This is so sweet.

[@truetwinflameandspirituala8211]

I think adults have an idea since we are finished with school and sometimes college too. And working full-time and raising kids. But yea...teens are stressed.😒

[@therealsneezuschrist]

​@@truetwinflameandspirituala8211 shut up with that boomer statment

[@noahjj2451]

​@@truetwinflameandspirituala8211 minimizing someone's stress because the're minors don't make you smart 💀

[@WAFFLE747]

@@truetwinflameandspirituala8211 School is a lot more stressful now than school was 10-20 years ago

[@WolfeWrangle]

​@@truetwinflameandspirituala8211 imagine what your kids could do if they could focus on school and extracurriculars and social life because you were a helpful parent and gave them a hand where you could. That extra time, little stressors taken care of, can help their grades and get them in a good position in society. Then they can be grateful towards you and pay some effort back when you grow old. It's almost like hunans naturally form communities and relationships and connections to help one another. Wow.

[@MS-ty8eq]

Making sure our kids are fed is the number one way we show them that we love them. I am convinced of this.

[@destinyann1016]

My mom packed me lunches until she physically couldn’t anymore. It’s an act of love I’ll never forget making sure I was always fed properly and exactly the food I wanted. Your son won’t forget it!

[@wrathu22]

1k likes with our comment? You have a great mom

[@AM-yu6ys]

Being a mum also means preparing you children for adulthood, for the future,... If he doesn't learn how to it will be aot harder for him later.... Love also means letting your children go and explore very aspect of life, doesn't mean you can't spoil them once in a while

[@FallStar3388]

​@@AM-yu6ysI'm sure he can comprehend packing a lunch..lol he probably just doesn't have time to during studies, getting sleep, and maintaining his relationship as well.

[@AM-yu6ys]

@@FallStar3388 but even that is what they need to learn. Staying on track when life gets wild.

[@FallStar3388]

@@AM-yu6ys Let his mom pack his lunch bro. I'm sure he knows how, it's very very simple. I know how and I've never packed a lunch. My mom packed my dad's because with his old job he would only get 4 hours of sleep and then go in for a 30 hour shift that was split between him and a co-worker. My dad knew how but didn't have time, this dude might not have time and needs help.

[@Tony-ql2ov]

As a teenager I can confirm you are an amazing mom

[@yvonnejacko5644]

You're an awesome teen !!😊

[@jcm49]

as neither one of those things, i can confirm i don’t give a fuck

[@jcm49]

lol nah i’m playing.

[@jcm49]

i got a question, some say 13 is still a preteen, other say it’s teenager, i used to kinda wanna believe 13 is still “preteen” but as i got older it just really feels comfortable n complete that it’s teenager. and yeah besides the obvious thirTEEN. as you get older you’ll understand if you don’t already, sometimes the obvious answers to things isn’t exactly the right answer.

[@lex19xx.]

@@jcm49tf are you on about?

[@heystobeatingmymochi78]

A mother making food for her child is a blessing. Well done !

[@eerised9859]

I mean that’s something a mother should be doing for her child anyways

[@8luvbug]

Are we really going around praising parents for doing the bare minimum/what they're supposed to do?

[@gotmeows]

@@8luvbug generational/cultural barriers put limits on some families' responsibilities as parents. my parents refer to my elder sister as mentally weak each time she lashes out on them for not paying more attention to their children's necessities. my sister still continues to thrive and carry our family on her back. i can see why they're getting praised. to make up for what they may not have received.

[@Voldemort134]

​@@8luvbugyes but they should still be thanked for cuz some people don't have parents who would do that so yes even though it is the bear minimum it should thanked

[@Strugasaurasrex]

My parents fed my entire crew (five highschoolers) every day for lunch because I lived closest to the school. Every day we drove to my house and they raided EVERYTHING. They never complained to me once as a kid, and never complained to me now that I have a kid eating me out of house an home. SO MUCH RESPECT.

[@papatyalarim]

Twins or triplets?

[@sprousehouse100]

That’s not really a crew. 😂

[@pdiddy523]

It is when you didn't birth them and you have to feed them.​@@sprousehouse100

[@rubyluna9147]

Your parents sound wonderful

[@beccacoleman498]

What a blessing

[@jizzellreyna]

Affection during teen years is as important or even more important than people think. That’s when you’re dealing with a lot of stress and navigating finding who you are. Although I didn’t show it, I appreciated my parents being lovey on me and “babying” me still. I felt so loved

[@TariotFrog]

Exactly! when you look out and see how people are wanting to shove teens just out of the house and into the workforce almost as soon at they turn 16 with the little "You are an adult now" shit is scary! I love when my mom lets me play games or when i get to relax and just be a kid even if its only for a little while

[@dianarojo-jewell4070]

And a lot of teens just... don't eat. And I don't know if their parents notice? I used to skip usual breakfast and lunch because I didn't have the energy to prep the night before and was usually too tired to wake up early enough and school lunch was too expensive to me (I was incredibly frugal and still can be). So my first meal of the day was like, whatever possible leftovers were in the fridge at 3 pm, and I don't know why I was so surprised that I was always cold and tired during the day. And I knew kids who didn't eat either due to stress, disorganization, or actual disorder. I'm thankful to my mom for everything, but it's not fair to judge a mom who prepares food for their teen out of love

[@SleeplessinOC]

What a great comment . Your kids? are lucky to have a mom who understands ,

[@tanatswamhandire5604]

My mom doesn’t have the emotional strength to do that 😂 come to think of it I don’t even want her too

[@lilypad7313]

Yeah i literally suffering from my own depression and anxiety and i can't sleep because of my insomnia and my parents decided to be an asshole and just blame that it happened because i play on my phone too much 😑

[@LayRoyalty]

That's beautiful. Teenagers need love too. Never stop giving them that attention.

[@lamijadedovic4623]

I think there arebetter ways of showing love

[@neloplays5774]

@@lamijadedovic4623 I highly disagree food is the best way to share love.

[@jesussavesall8454]

Amen

[@asshunnngami]

@@lamijadedovic4623 maybe for you, but this is what works for this mother and her son 😊

[@FallingStary]

​@@lamijadedovic4623 having someone make you meals is a gift

[@squeedum4893]

As a divorced dad who had primary custody of the kids, this hits home. We got divorced when my youngest son was about to go into high school, and I packed his lunches every day. Also made him breakfast every day before school. If anyone thinks this is spoiling a kid, it's a hell of a lot better than just trusting the school to make sure the kids are eating healthy.

[@Michael.Shayne]

Teenage sons don’t make the best eating decisions. Some parents actually care to feed their children good food!

[@coffeeislife8380]

@@lamijadedovic4623 Why do you assume they can’t? Just because there teens suddenly there parents can’t feed them? I’m sure they make there own food too. Are people really this dumb

[@Hwangverse]

@@lamijadedovic4623 most kids don’t make healthy eating choices, as a parent I want to make sure my kids are well fed.

[@Diddlebop49]

@@lamijadedovic4623 we can but being a teenager is tiring as hell. All of us are constantly stressed about school, our futures, and rarely have time in the morning to cook breakfast, pack a lunch, etc. I don’t have a parent like her and I rarely ever make breakfast or even eat at school even though I can cook, and can pack a lunch.

[@sonyamay5047]

​@@lamijadedovic4623if a person knows how to care for themselves, what's wrong with people caring for them anyway?

[@cassaspell]

Not me crying over the deep love that comes in the form of making a lunch your kid can share with friends 😭🥰

[@melissaforneyy4264]

My son is a 46 year old worship pastor who lives 45 min. From his church. Wednesdays are looong days for him because he has worship team, praise band, sound and tech meetings, and adult choir. My husband and I sing in his choir, so sometimes I pack a beautiful supper for him and his wife, who works full time but still drives over to support him. They are rushed and starving before choir, so they grab the picnic basket and have a quick meal before choir. I’m 70, but helping provide these occasional meals gives me great joy.

[@shaniellebeauty9644]

Love moms 💜

[@rarietyamor8803]

This is so unbelievably thoughtful and kind ❤. Can I ask what voice range you are in the choir?

[@nancyvandermeer4480]

Very sweet of you to do so! If I ever have kids, I wish I can become a great mom like you are

[@Mystified1978]

This is amazing!!!!

[@watermelonmoonshinee]

God bless you ❤ you raised a beautiful family and you still take care of them even though they are grown ups. I lost my mother young and your story makes me tear up with joy because a mother's love is so special and everlasting. I hope and pray that God blesses you with a long life with your wonderful family 💝 And I'm sure they love and take care of you with the same love you give them 💐🙏

[@malialutu7857]

I find it sweet that you're still packing his lunch even though he's a teen🥺

[@WinterBoots15]

Sweet yeah but at what point should his mommy stop packing homies lunches? Not trying to be a dick for the sake of it but what age is too old, i was doing this for myself as a 12yo so like 6th grade year. Genuinely curious.

[@malialutu7857]

@@WinterBoots15 I understand you're not trying to be a dick. The thing is her son is growing up and she's not gonna be there all the time in the future. He's gonna move out and live on his own. Have his own job and probably his own family. So making these lunches for your kid is kinda just like making memories. My mom still makes my little brother his lunches even though he's in highschool. The reason she does it bc she just wants to baby him a bit more. Be his mother bc adulthood is right around the corner. She just wants to make time for him bc there probably won't be any time in the future. Anything can happen so that's why the present is precious.

[@victjsofjsmdngor]

@@malialutu7857 i get what you’re saying but it’s more important to know how to do these basic tasks before you go out into the real world. I’m sure the son knows that but in general

[@WinterBoots15]

@@malialutu7857 youre taking big steps dude. He is growing thats why I he said be doing it not his mother. Take baby steps up to the whole moving out step is what im getting at. Also babying him at high schooler age is something they can get dependent on and partially my point as to why he should be doing it since hes in highschool it really isnt that hard to put a lunch together at that age

[@malialutu7857]

@@WinterBoots15 I already know it's not hard. Of course they can make their own lunch. I'm just saying she's just being a mother thats all.

[@Milo-3818]

Honestly when parents still pack their kids lunches when they’re teenagers or even adults I find it very wholesome and sweet

[@bonnieannrossi]

Well, i think its sweet😊

[@estefanygarcia2588]

My mom never packed my lunch i have been packing my lunch since i was in 4th grade 😭😂

[@squidttle]

I agree! it can be very fun for the parent too

[@llovely_.rarexxa]

@@estefanygarcia2588 SAME LOLL

[@karentapia1466]

I’m 23 with a child my mom always wants to pack me lunch with fruit even my 27 year old brother 😭🤣

[@UnstableMelanieFan]

THIS is the definition of a mother.

[@bigdaddyfellowsh]

For doing what she's supposed to do? 🙄

[@NoName-gc8fy]

@@bigdaddyfellowshno, for loving her child negative Nancy. 🙄

[@bigdaddyfellowsh]

@@NoName-gc8fy you weirdos want to give praise for doing the bare minimum. 🙄

[@NoName-gc8fy]

@@bigdaddyfellowsh you weirdos wanna spread negativity because you have hate in your heart. Go be hateful somewhere else.

[@NoName-gc8fy]

@@bigdaddyfellowsh you weirdos want to spread hate because you have hate in your heart. Go spread hate somewhere else!

[@BlessUpWithTshego]

My mom packed my lunch almost everyday till i finished school. She even sends me to uni with boatloads of food every time I come home. Acts of service is her love language. This made me think of that. It means a lot and I'm sure he appreciates you so much.

[@dulario871]

talk about a sheltered kid 💀 imagine still relying on your parents to feed you as an adult

[@nhizu]

@@dulario871 just say ur unloved and go , it’s literally just a mum giving her child food as an act of affection , does growing into an adult suddenly mean u can’t enjoy ur mums home cooked meals or smth ?🧍🏻‍♀️

[@nalbiiiii888]

​@@nhizu preach leila 🙌🙌

[@adish_me6684]

​@@dulario871 dude she isn't feeding him she is just giving him some extra food if your parents didn't care enough about you to give you some extra food that doesn't mean you talk shit about other parents who are kind and supportive to their child

[@BlessUpWithTshego]

@leila yesss. 🤌 Thank you so much. You saved me from writing a whole essay explaining what it means to have parents care for your well-being when you're away from them and overwhelmed slash feeling borderline insane with stress with the boatloads of uni work we have these days replying to this dude. It's literally all the loving action my mom can do for me to relieve any little amount stress she can such as saving me from eating nonsense and unhealthy foods while I'm going through all this turmoil. It is indeed just affection. Not coddling. 🤝🤝 Thanks again.🌻

[@1979Xfiles]

I never had a mom like this, he’s blessed

[@meg2231]

same dude

[@brittneymeredith1771]

@@meg2231 same but honestly I think it worked out for the better. Even when it came to washing clothes I was doing that at like 6😂 some kids didn’t learn how to do that till they left for college😅

[@qwave1322]

Me neither. I was lucky to have anything for me to make myself do for lunch. I certainly never got anything made for me. I mostly scrounged off my friend so at least that was something semi reliable.

[@FS02012]

But no girl girl will date him. Poor Natalie.

[@debbY100]

I’m glad my mom wasn’t like this because I learned how to make and pack my own healthy lunches. My parents bought the food/ingredients, but left it up to me to put the lunch together. Teaching SKILLS is a way better parenting move than DOING everything for the soon-to-be adult. For all those women with partners who seem to not know how to cook, make a lunch, or do laundry - Do your child’s future spouse a favor and stop DOING EVERYTHING for them!

[@serenam361]

You’re the mom we all need

[@meerasingh8110]

Yea ;(

[@JeanneCutieJ]

Your mom feeds you?

[@christaphobia1613]

Every bit of this is so sweet! Letting him keep/use lunch money for something fun, you packing enough for him to share (who knows some kids’ parents don’t have enough money for lunch), even you replicating his go to fave. It’s great to see a mom who cares. 🖤

[@chickenphilanges2781]

My dad made us breakfast every day before school. Did he have to? No. But he knew we worked late and were still groggy in the mornings. It was his way of showing us he cared, and I appreciated it every day ❤

[@junebugx1312]

i don’t know why anyone would complain about a mother doing this for their child. your baby will always be your baby even when they’re teens or adults. i wish i had a mom like you growing up 🖤

[@valentinaorange]

Can’t believe someone would complain about the food that mom prepares to take to school! Growing up my mom would always get up with us in the morning to prepare a warm breakfast for my sister and me. We wouldn’t bring lunch to school cause we had a cafeteria. After school, Mom was always making us hot lunch that included soup and a second course. I am 38 now but I still, remember how caring Mom was and still is, and am so thankful for her doing that ❤❤❤

[@wavy6470]

I agree, but people also should treat their adult children as adults. Mine still try to control me like if I'm a little child

[@corrinsheart]

@@wavy6470 she said he’s a teenager, but I agree, my parents want me to be more independent because I turn 18 next month but my anxiety gets in the way lol

[@shaquilleedwards8635]

People are just bitter or act as if making a lunch will prevent the child from doing simple task in the future like making a lunch in the morning which it won't. Folks just weird.

[@brankaurosevic9003]

My mama did it into my thirties even with little notes and my coworkers were so jealous. We are Eastern European for us that’s what mothers do until their last breath is to take care of their family ❤

[@gingerlikedaspice]

My dad made breakfast for me every morning in college. It is one of my favorite memories. No matter how old I get, I will never be too old to receive love from my dad. 🥰

[@kangaroo6900]

Aw that's adorable

[@lemonwillow]

Woah, im slightly envious, as someone whos never received even a hug from their dad...

[@Laurengamer14]

​@@lemonwillowand ur ok by that???

[@synsyn1608]

@@Laurengamer14”slightly envious”

[@6kYe]

I LOVE that you pack his lunch! Keep going mama! ❤

[@hankphillips5746]

The fact that his mom makes him lunch still as a teenager is something I hope he remembers in the future. Your parents expressing their love, no matter how is wonderful.

[@Slothboisquishmallow]

I pack lunches for my siblings in highschool. I know how tired they are after school, sports, clubs, and homework so the last thing I want them to worry about is having to make something decent for lunch. They also get so tired they would just throw whatever they could find in there instead of actually putting together a healthy/filling meal and I have the time to do that for them and I don’t mind helping them out at all bc that’s what siblings do 😎

[@melodienicholson3482]

That's sweet of you. Someone raised/raising you right. Keep being a great person/sibling. We need more of them.

[@cierrab6163]

That really is so nice of you 😫❤️❤️

[@stepheniepooran6163]

my sister used to do the same B4 she gt married n went away to another state

[@DrDumplingMD]

That is great, love you for doing this! Edit lovely of you to do this.

[@kcal181]

So mature and caring.. you're an amazing person ❤️

[@deeeeets]

Best mom award. So considerate and kind-even towards his girlfriend. Need more moms like you to pave the way ❤

[@ambriaashley3383]

Or dads, or grandparents, or foster parents ❤ I was lucky to have a caring parent who did this & I hope all kids can experience even a fraction of it from someone they love

[@deeeeets]

ofc!! just referred to her as she is a loving *mother* :)

[@SS-iw2nq]

You’re a great loving Mom. You’re building great childhood memories for them which is so important.

[@meh_81]

i'm off to university in a few months and my mum still makes my lunch. no better feeling than opening your lunch knowing your mum has made it and that she's made it well.

[@JenJen0582]

And also made with love. I wish my mother were still here. I miss her meals.

[@cxt_likesgaming6893]

I describe that feeling as ":3"

[@stoopybunny]

​@@JenJen0582 Am sorry she isn't here, idk if she left or if she went up to heaven, but ik if she she went up to heaven, she def cooking lunches for all the angels and God and Jesus, and when you go up to heaven, she will cook lunch for you again too!

[@sophiemm7198]

I've been living in a dorm during most of high school (we moved after first year and I wanted to stay in that school) and now in college my mom makes me all the food she can, even when I have early morning classes. It's just like she wants to make up for lost time. She's the sweetest for that and everything else, plus I love her cooking so much!

[@dulario871]

no better feeling than knowing you were too lazy and incapable of making lunch yourself? man what a way to live 💀

[@elisavince5787]

My parents stopped making me lunch when I was about 11 to make me more independent, all that happened was I stopped eating lunch. You're doing great and I'm sure he loves these lovely lunches

[@Pokiebrat]

My daughter does the same thing at her dad's and sometimes even with me. If I mention making something she will say no to whatever I'm making. Now I will just make something without telling her what I'm making and she will eat it if she sees it.

[@ImNoTourist]

I have a friend who's mom did this for him too. She would take extra special care to make sure he had his lunch made and it was really nice of her. Id didnt stop there. My friend and his younger brother are now 39 and 35, both still live at home, they dont have jobs and dont bother doing anything since mommy does it all for them. She has to wake up at 4am so that she can do their washing... by hand... because they cant afford a washing machine, and then she has to ring the clothes and towels out, and hang them on the line, then go to work at the local fishing tackle shop. Then she has to come home and cook dinner and then clean the house and then wash the dishes after they are done eating and it starts all over again. She is 73 and she technically retired 10 years ago but had to come out of retirement cos she couldn't afford to take care of the boys. She has told me she knows it was her fault since she ran around doing everything for them but she just loves them so much. Learn from this people. Dont run around after your kids. Tell them once and if they dont do it, they are on their own. Let them do things for themselves.

[@elisavince5787]

@@ImNoTourist doing everything for your kids so they dont have to lift a finger is not the same as making them a nice packed lunch for school, there are obviously limits, you can still do nice things for your kids without making them layabouts

[@freakboy40]

Exactly! You will never learn to be independent this way.

[@jscheema.2008]

Same my parents stopped when I was 12 and I didn't really mind 'till I started to have a lot of school homework which made me to tired to make lunch and end up making nothing.

[@GenMenFig]

imagine people being upset that you feed and love your kid… 😂 you’re killing it mama 🎉

[@MyaCooper310]

I would love that! All I get are anything from the back I the cursed fridge because we had to hide it from my brother😂

[@leahgilliam5195]

I can see and feel the love you packed into that lunch! ❤

[@kibble1105]

having grown up with a neglectful mother, it makes me really happy to see mothers genuinely taking time to their for their children. especially if they are enjoying it and don't see it as an obligation. ty for reminding me that not all parents are hopeless :)

[@pammccabe7535]

Same here 😢

[@danaellis1516]

I feel this.. Hugs 🫶🏼

[@lolomcchicken]

big hugs to you💕

[@kibble1105]

ty for all the heartfelt replies. you're all so kind

[@Marissa.DAgata]

Same dawg

[@cookintravels]

Some people sadly seem to have completely forgotten the concept of love - I wish everyone had a mother like you!

[@FlowerPower-cf2fp]

We all know parents like this. We blame them for the way the kid is.

[@ktw70]

​@@FlowerPower-cf2fp Yes, we all know great, caring moms who are happy to save their kids time in the morning. Their kids feel loved and cared for and are more likely to reciprocate later on when mom needs help. This is why colleges have dining halls for students. Meal prep is time-intensive and cuts into your studies. It's also healthier than buying fast food at school.

[@FlowerPower-cf2fp]

@@ktw70 Then they can't function in the real world and mom has to continue doing everything for them.

[@ktw70]

@@FlowerPower-cf2fp What if I told you that moms can pack their kids' lunches AND teach them how to cook, too. Multitasking!

[@abeeromesele4331]

​@@FlowerPower-cf2fpsince when does packing lunch leads to not know how to function in the real world? 🤡

[@that_weird_kid_next_door]

i’ve been packing my own lunches since elementary, i never got anything like this and i think it’s super sweet that you do this for him

[@platonicrhino6842]

i second that, it was either pack something or risk seeing whatever was being served in the cafeteria and having to spend the entire lunch period waiting in line. i dont think i had lunches packed for beyond 2nd grade.

[@lawtraf8008]

@@platonicrhino6842 why don't you just go outside ?

[@platonicrhino6842]

@@lawtraf8008 like outside of the school for lunch? that wasn't an option for me

[@Alecto44811]

I am 31 and my mum still makes me sandwiches for work. She loves being a mum and there's nothing like a mother's love.

[@noorsalahmohammadjawadkhoo262]

Is no one gonna talk about the “Shush Kevin and Karen” 😂

[@caramileelliott1719]

😂😂😂😅

[@Corincoren]

😂😂😂This was definitely about to be my comment then I saw yours😂

[@katherineraquelle1930]

Lmao crazy we didn’t call people Karen years back.. not a decade ago. Now we’re calling people Karen and Kevin 😂

[@Lexi_gem]

Oh brother

[@Lexi_gem]

@@katherineraquelle1930that’s for the ones that need to go back to school and learn what it means

[@jimins_pinky24]

i wish I had a mother who actually loved me. your son is so lucky.

[@reborka]

Same

[@medusablack5092]

same

[@oblongbox5110]

So if your mother doesn't make your grown ass any lunch that means she doesn't love you? The question is also for the co-signers in the comments.

[@reborka]

@@oblongbox5110 nah, my mother doesn’t love me bc she’s a meth addict that abused me and my siblings before we were put in foster care.

[@oblongbox5110]

@rebeccaholloway3066 Hey! department of children's and Families foster care, East Orange New Jersey district. Which state where you registered at?.

[@alicegauteng2358]

My daughter is 23 and in graduate school. When she is busy with papers or tired from her part time job, I make her lunch. Its not a big deal as I am HER mother. I work different shifts and she sometimes pack my dinner too. Thats what family does

[@jerseywilliams9117]

Hellloooo

[@LoveSoyeon_]

That's so nice! Bless you and your family

[@somethingoldsomethingnew2199]

I packed lunch for my 22 year old daughter on days she has to work over 6 hours. I can't help myself because I'm afraid she'll just skip eating, which she has a tendency to do.

[@KaTree911]

That looks delicious! You’re such a sweet young,energetic,and loving Mother and Wife. 😊

[@Miraeshi]

Not only that, but this ensures your kids aren’t eating junk and focus more on their studies. 100% support this.

[@nazwa226]

You say as she packs a bag of chips, cookies, and sugar drinks 😂

[@8luvbug]

Have you watched her videos?

[@phant0mfox]

@@nazwa226 Is that not better than just going to some fast food place every day? This is also an appropriate portion rather than just a whole bag of crisps, a whole pack of cookies and a huge sugary drink like. She also said that he can/will share his food with someone else so it's not even all for him.

[@kirstenneely9911]

Everything here is junk... wrapped in plastic, which her son will also consume as a result. We have to get out of the mindset of what we think "food" is. This ain't it :(

[@phant0mfox]

@@kirstenneely9911 What?? This is a perfectly healthy meal for a growing guy and using a ziploc bag or a little bit of plastic is not going to mean he eats it or that it harms him... Why don't you take this concern to the huge companies who are dumping waste in our oceans and polluting earth with microplastics rather than a youtube short with a very average lunch and not at all extensive use of plastic products...

[@charliieeem1395]

You don’t even have to explain yourself , that’s your son. For me even when my daughter is a grown up I’m gonna always look after her

[@hugeweenfr]

it makes me happy to see that other kids get to have what i never did. i know you’re a wonderful mother

[@Vida_de_Mia_es_bella]

Same my mother never made my lunch or even tried but with my siblings she makes their lunch everyday

[@ditichaudhari7951]

Same I just got biscuits from market and stuff like that

[@alidarussell967]

It's things like this that make a mother so precious! Your a good mama!

[@sanayc2032]

I love how she actually cares about pricing and gives us tips about packing lunch. She also considered his social life.

[@jaidbry3118]

As a teenager, ur son is lucky. I love when my mom packs me lunch, even when I can do it myself, cuz A: her lunches are always better than what I come up with and B: it shows she cares and makes me feel nice that she took the time to make me some food when it wasn’t needed

[@tgailw1982]

You’re so right. I wish I had made lunches for my kids when they were in Highschool; my 21 year old daughter died in a car accident 10 weeks ago & it’s just little things like this that I wish I had just gotten out of the “me” mentality & did this for her. I just wish I had shown her more love because she deserved it. We never know how much time we have to shower them with affection so all the haters can just 🤬 off!

[@betsychavez2914]

Very true! I’m sorry/sad to hear your beloved girl-daughter died. Heart rending I pray for you & your family’s comfort & peace.

[@abishaiisrael195]

No wonder he actually wants to be home❤

[@ACE_U139]

yea right lol

[@leannegibbs1064]

​@@ACE_U139she literally just said in the video he drives home from school every day for lunch anyway.

[@catarinaal785]

And probably will never leave

[@BlackGirlLovesAnime6]

I love the idea of wrapping up lunches for loved ones that look like they were purchased. It makes the food feel even more special imo

[@mattj117]

My mom worked two jobs and didn’t have the time to make me lunch, but I was always thankful for what she provided for me. It’s cool to see you pack lunch for your son, I hope he appreciates it.

[@TheAlwaysConfusedStay]

I love how I rediscover your videos every so often. I know that this is an old video but I want to say as a high school senior you’re an awesome mom. My mom never made me lunches even in elementary school, so the fact you want to help your son now by making his lunches at this age makes me gain some more hope in humanity.

[@gyda_6192]

My mom did my breakfast and packed my lunch until I entered college (she sttoped because i moved out, If not, she probably would have kept doing it) And for me it is simply an act of selfless love, She has always made my meals with special love and affection and eating what she prepares comforts me. Shoutout to every parent out there doing their kid's lunch even when they're perfectly capable of doing them! I love y'all!! 🫂🫂🫂

[@Tina-stick]

Same for me! I told her I could do it but she insisted

[@XLiliLeilaX]

That’s why most of people can’t cook or do basic things because they haven’t been thought to do it! Kids won’t become independent u tik y’all wipe their ass until their mid 40 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@samanthagillmore4405]

you can still care for your kids even when they’re teenagers. this is good parenting 👏🏻

[@IceHarvest929]

🤣🤣 loved her telling "Kevin & Karen to 'shush' "

[@dragonire_dino0856]

This is something people need to start realizing.

[@kid-ava]

fr❤

[@thor.mukbang]

Teenagers are way too old to not be making their own lunch

[@KaelyWaely]

@@thor.mukbang that’s what I’m saying 💀 like when they move out there guardian isn’t going to be there to make their lunch.

[@halmhawk775]

Aww you sound like such a sweet mom. I’m sure he really appreciates that!!

[@dragonheart7944]

Anyone else just love the way she talks? Something about it just makes me smile

[@roberto125919]

This is the definition of love it cuts through hate and vitriol with ease.

[@naomimills7215]

I pack my sons lunch every day and he is 15. He told me the other day that some kids ask him every day what he has for lunch because I never send the same food twice in a row. It makes me so happy to know my son will look back and appreciate the little things I do for him daily.

[@maybe-maybe.not.]

And this is why we have so many young incapable men .. They need to learn it and make it by themselves, because with these simple things they learn how to respect what they have.

[@luckbell1207]

​@maybe-maybe.not. not really it'd mostly because parents don't teach their kids basic things not because they make them lunch if your their parent and you want to do this for your kid then do they'll appreciate it as long as you still teach them how to do things on their own it's alright don't get your panties in a twist just cuz a mom wants to make lunch for a child cause that's literally still her child and their age isn't gonna make her want to stop feeding them

[@maybe-maybe.not.]

@@luckbell1207 He's 15, seriously? As a woman I cooked lunches for the whole family at that age and you're telling me it's ok for mom to serve him like he's a little boy? Is a sandwich, he can make by himself.. Serve him till he gets married so he can search for a woman who can replace his momma 🫣 Basic stuff is making sandwiches by yourself just so you know, not expecting someone else to make it for you, tray starting whit that you'll see the difference in behavior.

[@luckbell1207]

@maybe-maybe.not. you can know how to do basic stuff while your parents still cooking for you. My parents cook for my brother and he still knows how to clean properly and make a good meal so just because SOME people are incompetent doesn't mean everyone is. This mom is doing it clearly because she wants to not because he expects him to. Doing something nice for your partner or kid by making them a lunch isn't gonna suddenly make them useless and incompetent I swear theres always some little btch who's complaining about parents or spouses doing something for their partner or kid and it's just embarrassing cause why are you mad that someone's PARTNER or PARENT is cooking for them? Parents still do this things you know I've seen many parents who bring their child left overs or extras as a kind gesture when their child is capable of cooking. Some people's love language is cooking so their happy to give food stop getting angry over someone's kid getting some food when you have know idea what their capable of doing on their own so kindly shut the fkk up and go do something with your time instead of getting angry over someone making lunch for their child. Hope this helps and if it didn't then I don't really give a fck so don't respond!!

[@luckbell1207]

@maybe-maybe.not. Just cause your parents don't want to make you lunch for time to time as a sweet gesture doesn't mean others can't. You're talking like those people who get mad at others for their parents taking care of them, and that's just embarrassing. Her making her son a sandwich and food for lunch so he can spend his money on other things won't hurt him for all WE know he can be a fully capable man who knows how to take cares of himself. Maybe you've surrounded yourself around bad and lazy man or your siblings if you any are lazy like that, but not everyone is like that. My parents cook for my brother and he still knows how to properly clean and cook for himself surrond your self around useful and hardworking men who won't use you as a maid instead of projecting on a TEENAGER who's mother makes him lunch I can't imagine being that angry and pressed over a mother showing love to her son in a way thats not putting her other child or others down. Someone making food for you won't magically make you lazy and incapable of doing basic tasks don't assume that someone's incompetent because someone who loves and cares about them decides to do a nice thing for them ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Since my last reply was deleted I think I don't know

[@crimesforkibble6912]

I wonder how it feels to have someone care about you this much

[@Moistcat95]

Thats whats im saying!

[@karlavgreene]

Lucky kiddo and sweet mama!

[@justqallmealice]

Excellent nutrition for a growing young man. You’re a very thoughtful and generous mommy. ❤

[@bigrivtodagled8210]

Cookies and chips is excellent nutrition now?

[@justqallmealice]

@@bigrivtodagled8210 she upgraded the nutrients in her teenage son’s meal, but still kept the items similar to what he prefers. She also provided him with a healthier breakfast. He’s an active teenaged boy. You have to keep in mind the quality of food offered in most schools. Do you have any experience with coaxing teenagers to eat? It’s not always easy. Small victories are still victories, Susan.

[@enyonamagbemadzo8684]

@@bigrivtodagled8210 so you’re going to pretend there wasn’t a healthy sand which and yogurt with granola? Dummy 🤡

[@avamorgan6828]

This is so nice. Also just because he's a teenager doesn't mean u can't do something nice for him. It's a kind gesture and I think it's really sweet

[@lylabzd_]

Aw it's cute that you care both for your son and his friends

[@karmaswrld9]

i love your enthusiasm and hope your son sees this and feels good

[@MyssLadyDiva]

Of course teenagers can pack their own lunch. But Mommy doing it for him is so sweet. He'll always remember this!

[@haileyscratch3956]

As an adult, I now appreciate my mom taking time in the morning to pack my lunch SO MUCH more. This is love 🥰

[@Croserilla]

The lunch for who he hangs with is so thoughtful I recently was bringing a lunch that had the help of my mother making it with me too work and I was able to feed my friends who were hungry some not eating all day others couldn’t afford the expense of food where I worked so genuine and appreciated

[@pamwade6450]

Never apologize for being a good mama. My daughter is 33, and I love doing things for her. She will always be my baby girl ❤

[@msbiabanks]

And It's Fucked Up Because People Thinks Everything Is The Same Way Cause They Didn't Had Got No Childhood Want Shit Happens And Which Is "Telling Other People Not To Be Parents To Their Children" It's Sad It Has To Be Like That It Is What It Is🤷🏼‍♀️.

[@ElleryFerguson-r2l]

You are such a good mom. This is so sweet.

[@dustingd1]

You're a wonderful mother. When he gets older I'm sure he'll look back and truly appreciate the love and thought you put into those meals. ❤

[@queenninja2141]

🥹

[@JenJenMegaDooDoo]

Thanks, mom!! There's nothing better than having a mom who loves and supports you. He's a lucky kid. I loved it when my mom made my lunch, and I still love it when she makes me food as a full-grown adult.

[@HeyPrettyKittty]

Having mama make you food makes your heart happy! I'm sure he appreciates it ❤

[@FDMc-hm1eu]

It's sweet you're taking care of your teenager with such nice gestures. It means so much to them! ❤

[@ShelbU373]

i remember i had the rule of " if you dont pack lunches yourself then you don't get one" and i am always so grateful to see parents that are as thoughtful as this i think every kid deserves a parent to pamper them like this Edit: My Mom was ill with many health issues and i was to young to be able to do it myself. it has nothing to do with being spoiled or feel entitled to have lunches made for me it wasn't like that at all.

[@jesusislord7239]

Depends on the kid not every deserves pamper

[@violetwade6528]

I mean hey, just because my mom had me pack my own lunches doesnt mean she was less thoughtful. She is the greatest mother on planet earth. It taught me how to prepare healthy substantial food for my day in a timely manner. So, thank you mom!

[@jesusislord7239]

Yes, @@violetwade6528! Lack of home training is a scourge on society!

[@kaileyenns]

Doing it sometimes is kind and thoughtful. However it is a parents job to ensure their child's self sufficient bybthe time they are adults. To do any less is being a bad parent.

[@8luvbug]

a teenager should be able to pack their own lunches

[@starfyreful]

The shush "Kevin & Karen" took me out.😅 BTW, great job mom.

[@SteveC810]

As long as she knows 🤣

[@VOTE.AMERICA]

Momma we all wish we had. Very lucky kids!

[@elisabethhutchinson2987]

This is wholesome. You are a great mom.

[@MajesticWeirdo]

as a mom with a baby boy this literally made me cry.. I’ll pack his lunches until I’m too old to move and then hopefully just maybe he’ll take all the love I’ve given him and give it back. Your boy is so loved.. ❤

[@pamelaboswell9715]

People like you are the reason men expect their wives to be mothers who sleep with them. You’re not teaching love. You’re teaching entitlement. Do any of you people have even a tiny capacity for critical thought? I know it’s easier to take the path of least resistance but the whole world suffers when people go with the flow.

[@aaronjelovic3709]

so it’s not unconditional love hmm

[@MajesticWeirdo]

@@aaronjelovic3709 the world always needs a negative Nancy or Karen. Keep spreading hate. I never said my son is obligated I said maybe which means if he chooses to. I would never make him do something that wasn’t in his heart. Mothers deserve love back too. Instead of sitting here making ahole comments maybe you should give yours a call.

[@pamelaboswell9715]

@@MajesticWeirdo No, one’s being hateful or negative. He just made the point that you aren’t consciously aware that you think by doing extras for your son, he’ll be compelled to take care of you. I’m sure your son will love you but he shouldn’t feel obligated or that he has to pay off a debt. You may need love, but that’s not his responsibility. You may be doing good thing, but the truth is, not for the right reason. Instead of flying off the handle and calling them Karen, it would behoove you to think critically that maybe they could have a valid point. Your emotions aren’t letting you perceive clearly that what you’re doing isn’t for him, but for you…

[@pamelaboswell9715]

@@MajesticWeirdo No, one’s being hateful or negative. He just made the point that you aren’t consciously aware that you think by doing extras for your son, he’ll be compelled to take care of you. I’m sure your son will love you but he shouldn’t feel obligated or that he has to pay off a debt. You may need love, but that’s not his responsibility. You may be doing good thing, but the truth is, not for the right reason. Instead of flying off the handle and calling them Karen, it would behoove you to think critically that maybe they could have a valid point. Your emotions aren’t letting you perceive clearly that what you’re doing isn’t for him, but for you…

[@katimillard5924]

You're a great mom! Your kids are never to old to make a love filled meal for them ❤

[@goofygirl1311]

Good job, Mom. Your son will never forget that you took the time to make him a healthy, delicious lunch. It's little things like this that show our kids how much we love them.

[@indy-dog2]

i find it really sweet that you thought about the kids he might share his food with. i always felt bad when i ate my lunch and there wasn't enough for me to share with my friend who didn't have any, so i asked my mum to pack a bit more, and she didn't even question it. i think it's important to take care of others around your family, even if you don't know them, even if it's as simple as sharing a bit of food.

[@nomadicfamilyadventures6909]

Teenagers deserve to have parents put forth the extra effort like this, not just little kids. Arguably they need it more. Having someone take time to do something for you everyday, like make you a lunch they know you'd love, to make sure you aren't hungry? That makes a real difference in knowing that someone truly cares, as well as food helps with mental health in general. This is such a wonderful momma.

[@xFelidaex]

Reminder, not hating just saying, some parents rely on the school food because they cant afford extra food for their kids. I am saying this because my mother WISHES she could pack my and my siblings lunches but she can't because she cannot afford it.

[@nomadicfamilyadventures6909]

@CheckersAU That's why I said like making a lunch. I said putting forth effort like this, but not that parents had to make lunches. But since that's what this momma is doing, I did reference lunches. But, seeing parents actually put this amount of effort into their teens isn't seen very often, and I was just saying that teens need that effort and love just as much as our toddlers do 🥰 I'm sorry that didn't come across in my original comment.

[@nomadicfamilyadventures6909]

@CheckersAU I am a momma who homeschools, but I've had to rely on pantries before. I understand the struggle, and was in no way trying to say every parent needs to make every meal for their children when one is already being provided. Our economy is crap. 💕

[@sarahrock4846]

My mom would occasionally pack me a lunch in my highschool years. I was alwaysso grateful. She made the best sammichs. I really miss her. But I'm so glad I have loving memories.

[@wandahill1619]

People who say "can't he pack his own lunch" have never had anyone love them enough or loved anyone enough to want to do this for them ☺. You're a great mama.

[@alliesong77]

I love that you do this. Acts of service is just one of the many ways we can show we love one another. You go mama ❤

[@Aimless369]

As an Indian my mother will wake up at 4:30 a.m. tk prepare my breakfast and lunch ... everyday fresh food, no leftovers

[@misselle1430]

That poor slave 😂

[@cyberspace7208]

​@Miss Elle "That poor slave" will be surrounded by love till the day she dies and her children will be serving her until her last breath. When you put in love to your family, you get back love.

[@misselle1430]

@@cyberspace7208 sure she will. Am happy for her.

[@pabloescobarschanclas]

@@cyberspace7208that’s not always the case, unfortunately.

[@zoointhehouse5509]

I’m Indian and I will confirm that Indian mothers either ask kids to fend for themselves at age 8 or wake up to make them fresh food every morning and scoff at the idea of leftovers. They will also be more productive than the entire household combined. But it’s nice cause my mother cooks all my food for me and doesn’t let my even try and help, I return by studying while she does that. It works for us. Love you amma!

[@kiki12732]

Your kids are your kids no matter how old they get, don’t let anyone shame you for being a PARENT.

[@thoreroseup]

I wish on everything I had a mother like you.... appreciate what you have and who you love.... I still love my mother but damn I can't believe some people have this.

[@Ash.Dakota]

I hate when people criticize parents for "babying" their kids for doing stuff like this. It's okay for parents to do little things for their kids. I'm a teenager, and my mom did little things for me growing up. She still does, even now that I'm older. I always appreciated it more than anyone knew, and it always made me feel so loved by my mother. Whether it be packed lunches, getting that stain out of my favorite hood, or making an extra serving of whatever she was cooking how I like it, the little things taught me to appreciate everything.

[@jdav9010]

I hope your son knows how much effort and love u put into every lunch, not something to take for granted 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@youtubesucks1499]

I hope he can grow up and be a man.

[@rida.h3759]

@@youtubesucks1499Lol so it’s a crime for a mum to cook for her kid. You’re just bitter cos you didn’t have anyone who loved you enough to do that

[@unknownperson5848]

@@youtubesucks1499 fr. He should learn how to take care of himself time to time.

[@SindyJ37]

you're a super awesome mom. I'm 40 and when I go to my parents and spend the night my mom always wants to make me something ❤️

[@MaryWoods-p3j]

He's so lucky...y'all good mom's make the best food

[@KathytheMama777]

I have 4 kids, 2 are teenagers and 2 are younger. I make lunch for all 4. They are all my babies forever and that doesn’t change bc of age. You’re a great mom! Do what makes you happy.