See Dylan Dreyer's 'Impressive' Last Day of School Lunch For Son
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Dylan Dreyer is marking her son's last day of first grade with one final gourmet school lunch.
The Today show star and NBC meteorologist took to Instagram this week to celebrate the official start of summer as her 6-year-old son Calvin embarked on his last day of the school year.
The 41-year-old mom, who we already know will do anything for her kids, shared a glimpse at the lunchbox she made for Calvin on Tuesday, June 27, featuring an array of colorful foods and snacks.
The fancy lunch kit packed for Calvin, who has celiac disease, included a bowl of egg salad, raspberries, gluten-free crackers and a cookie. Her followers were practically in awe of the aesthetically pleasing and carefully crafted meal, which was clearly made with no shortage of love.
"come on! that is an impressive last day of school lunch compared to the bag of doritos i threw my kids. well done mama!! 🙌🏽," one of her followers commented.
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"Fixing a school lunch for a child with Celiac is an extra added challenge! Great job! ❤️," wrote someone else.
Even though Dreyer's lunch-making skills are evidently way above average, perhaps the sweetest part of the lunchbox was a handwritten note to Calvin from his doting mom.
"I am so proud of you!” wrote Dreyer, who also shares sons Oliver, 3, and Rusty, 20 months with husband Brian Fichera. "You did awesome in first grade. You can read and write. You can draw. You made friends. You’re such a good, kind person. I love you so much! Love, Mommy.”
"love the note! ❤️," one of her fans commented.
"You make the best memories with your boys!" wrote another.
"Last lunch of the school year!!" Dreyer captioned her post. "I finally get to sleep in an extra 10 minutes in the morning!" she captioned the post. "I can’t believe that’s a wrap on 1st grade…summertime, here we come! #proudmama."
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