Toddler dinners that freeze well

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I make my toddler DDs meals to be reheated at her childminders and I’ve ended up in a bit of a boring cycle of pasta related dishes, sausages and chicken in sauces.
Anyone got any food suggestions of meals that can be batch made for the freezer and reheat well (that aren’t pasta or mince)?

Fish pie
Chicken tagine or chicken casserole
Lentil shepherds pie
Beef hotpot
Mild veggie curry or chilli
Root veg casserole

Cheese sauce

Stews
Casserole
Bolognese
Chilli
Curry

Chicken korma.
Veggie lasagna (if you usually do mince).
Beef stew and dumplings.
Pad Thai.
Quiche.

Veggie Curry (with pouch of microwave rice)
Mini Quishes/Frittatas (made in a muffin tray)
Soup

Polenta chips
Mini sweet potato and sweet corn pasties
Cheese and carrot muffins
Cheese sauce for macaroni cheese

I'd just be sending her with a sandwich

I suppose the childminder could stick it under the grill if it's a cold day and hot food is needed.

Is this something you are doing off your own back or gas the childminder requested it?

Do childminders not provide food then? I think that's outrageous! Glad we went with nursery now!

Chicken and potato pie www.annabelkarmel.com/recipes/chicken-potato-pie/
Enchiladas www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/chicken-and-bean-enchiladas
Frittata muffins - I use these two recipes www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/toddler-recipe-mini-egg-veg-muffins and realfood.tesco.com/recipes/green-frittata-muffins.html
Chicken stew realfood.tesco.com/recipes/chicken-chorizo-and-potato-stew.html

RoomR0613 it’s for her dinner so I’m already providing a packed lunch unfortunately. She doesn’t provide meals so I have to do it.
I don’t actually mind that much as at least I know she’s getting good quality food but recently it’s become harder work

OhFuckingLisaMorgan unfortunately ours doesn’t