School lunches can feel like a chore for both the parent that makes them and the child that feels like they're eating the same thing day in and day out. Coming up with new and exciting things to put in your child's lunchbox can get a little stressful. Especially when your trying to work out the best way to pack in nutrition while guaranteeing that your child won't just trade it for something else.

Wraps are a great way to break out of the normal sandwich routine so that your children feel they're getting a special treat. Meanwhile, you can be happy knowing they're getting the same nutrition, sometimes more.

Unlike sandwiches, wraps can easily be stuffed with tons of vegetables and your children may not even notice. One thing I have learned, if it's got good flavor then children will eat it. Case in point: my son will eat his salad if he likes the dressing but give him a plain carrot and he'll chuck it across the room.

These Guacamole Turkey Wraps are a great example of this. Your children will be getting all the goodness of avocado in a homemade guacamole and may enjoy it even if they don't normally like avocados. The guacamole is simple to make and if stored properly will last a couple of days in the fridge. This way you can make the guacamole the night before and then simply assemble the wraps in the morning.

Below are the recipes for the guacamole and wraps. I have included a list of add-ins for the wraps, which you can use according to the likes and dislikes of your family.

What would you add to these wraps?