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I don't send as much as she eats at home because the teachers won't have time to make sure she eats it all like we do.
I put it in a click tite Tupperware with 4 silicone cupcake liners. She gets a protein, veg, carb/misc and fruits.

My toddler is an unpredictable eater. Sometimes she will barely eat anything and other times she will wolf down two sandwiches, carrots, a bowl of yogurt for lunch and ask for more so I always overpack and let her pick.
I also use the click tupperware and sent a sandwich or 8oz of yogurt and two sides (carrots, apples, pretzels, applesauce, etc...) and a drink. That seems to be fine for her.

I send a freezer bag with breakfast, lunch, and a snack. Because our child care situation is a nanny share, we can leave snacks at their home and our girls also share a lot.

LO usually has yogurt w/fruit for breakfast. I pack 6 oz. of milk, lunch (which includes a carb, protein, and veggies), and a small container of fruit. I pack the same amount she eats at home. I use small tupperware with silicone cupcake liners, same as @locavore_mama:, one larger one for her lunch, and two that snap on top with her fruit and veggies.

We send more than we know he will eat, because he can be unpredictable.

We do not use a fancy packing kit because the daycare had a a fridge, so we sent labelled tupperware in a plastic bag.

@septca: We have both of those. They are great. We used them to send R's lunch and snacks when she was still in the infant room. And are great still for in the diaper bag.