Free Printable "I Love You" Lunch Box Notes

Make lunchtime a little sweeter with these free printable lunch box notes! Each one shares a sweet “I love you more” message with a colorful food picture.

More than chocolate? More than pizza? More than all the frosting on cupcakes? That’s a lot of love!

These notes are an easy surprise for your children, but you can use them for anyone you love. Pack one with your husband’s lunch or leave one where someone will find it during the day.

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What Is Included in This Free Lunch Box Notes Set?

Your free download includes:

24 “I love you more” notes, each with a different message and picture.
8 blank notes so you can add a personal message.
4 letter sized pages, with 8 notes per page.

From pancakes and cookies to popcorn and s’mores, these notes turn favorite foods into fun reminders of your love.

Choose a note that matches what you packed for lunch, or find one featuring the recipient’s favorite treat. I think the chocolate one would be a good choice for anyone in my family!

Printable I Love You Lunch Box Notes for Kids

How to Use Your Printable Lunch Box Notes

Download the file below and print the set. Since the notes are business card size, they are arranged 8 on a page for easy printing.

Use regular paper or white cardstock, and select actual size or 100% in your printer settings. Color printing will show off the designs, but black and white works, too.

Once you have cut the notes apart, they are ready to tuck beside a sandwich or into a lunch box pocket.

Keep the extras in an envelope or small bag so they are easy to find the next time you want to include one. A few minutes of preparation gives you plenty of little surprises to share!

Add Your Own Handwritten Notes

Want to say something specific? Use the eight blank cards to write your own lunch box notes.

You could finish the phrase “I love you more than…” with a family favorite or an inside joke. Or write a quick encouragement for whatever the day holds.

Here are a few ideas:

“You worked hard studying. Good luck on your test!”
“Thanks for all you do for our family.”
“Let’s have popcorn and a movie tonight!”
“I love being your mom.”

This is a non-editable PDF, so you will need to write your messages by hand after printing.

No lunch box needed, either! Tape a note to the bathroom mirror, put one on a pillow, or tuck one into a book your child is reading. The surprise is part of the fun.