You set the menu
Choose the foods available to your child in the grown-up Yum Menu.
Choose lunch together.
A little choice.
Their lunchbox.
Less lunchbox negotiation. More child choice within parent-approved foods. Make choosing lunch a moment you can share.
iPhone & iPad · iOS / iPadOS 26+Free lunchbox core · Optional Kiddos+
Inside the app
From “what sounds good?” to ready to pack.
Plan tomorrow’s school lunch or a snack for an outing together. Start with foods you can offer, then let your child make the lunchbox feel like theirs.
Ages 2–8 · Parent-approved choices, child-built lunchboxes
They build a box
Choose a favorite bento design, then tap big food pictures to fill it. Tap a placed food to hear its name and connect the picture with the word.
Keep what works
Save a lunchbox on the device, remake a favorite, or share a Yum Card through the grown-up gate.
Your part in the moment
You remain responsible for ingredients, allergies, suitable portions and preparation. The app gives children a choice within your menu; it does not evaluate nutrition or ask a child to earn food.
Connection & setup
Food artwork and food-name audio are bundled in the app. Core lunchbox building works locally; a parent chooses whether to export a Yum Card through the device’s share sheet.
Language matters
English, French, and Spanish food guidance. Check the App Store listing for current interface compatibility.
On iPhone & iPad
A closer look.
Explore Kiddos Yum, one screen at a time.
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Build their lunchbox.
Choose foods together and watch the lunchbox take shape.
No. The core lunchbox experience is free, including the parent-approved menu, building lunchboxes, local saved boxes and parent-gated Yum Cards. Optional Kiddos+ is for benefits in participating apps; it is not required to use Yum’s core features.
A grown-up sets the Yum Menu. Children choose from those approved foods. If the menu changes, the current box resets so it reflects the latest parent choices.
Big food pictures support choosing by sight, and tapping a food in the lunchbox can speak its name. Introduce the activity together and offer a manageable set of choices.