Local, Organic Food Delivery Service for Toddler Lunches

I would suggest looking into Vita Kitchens. They children's menu component to their services and they deliver to your home. We've been very happy with them.

Not a direct response but I have some ideas... I understand time is precious. I'm not sure what you normally eat at home, but toddler / preschool lunches can be very simple and can be made in 5 - 10 min. or less with items that you may already have at home. Cold lunch and water bottle can be made the night before, so it's just grab and go in the morning. I was always excruciatingly pressed for time and here are the things that I did that helped. 

• Water bottle & lunch boxes (bento style ones) = buy ones that can go into dishwasher. I like Planet Kid a lot for non-leaky items. Yeti products are generally dishwasher safe. (no handwashing)
• Menu ideas (cold)
  • fruits (apples slices, berries, grapes, etc.) + raw veggies (carrots, celery sticks, sugar snap peas) + dip (ranch or hummus) + carb (pretzels, bread, crackers) + protein (ham slices, boiled egg, cheese stick)
  • Hummus + bread + falafel + fruit
  • Bagel and cream cheese + fruit + seeds/nuts or cheese sticks
  • Sunflower seed butter sandwich + fruit
  • Pasta salad (grocery store made is fine.)
  • Turkey/ham and cheese sandwich + fruit
  • yogurt + apple sauce + fruit + crackers and cheese
  • tortilla roll-up (put anything you want in there and roll up)
  • Hot items (I always put some kind of fruit and veggies as a side) Hot items take 2 min. more because I put hot water in the thermos first to warm it up before I put the items in. 
    • rice and beef or chicken teriyaki 
    • mac and cheese
    • sausage and pancakes
    • quesadilla 
    • Fried rice
    • Pizza
    • Pasta
    • Whatever leftover you have