20 picture routines
Every step, in pictures.
Mornings, bath time, bedtime and the trip to the dentist, each broken into steps your child can see. They follow along on their home screen, and you can print any chart for the fridge.
Ages 2–6
Each step has its own picture, so your child can see what comes next and tick it off.
What does my body need?
Notice how you feel, find what you need, and pick something to try.
School morning
Out the door without the reminders on repeat.
Our day together
Small moments to share, in the order that fits your day.
Bedtime
A calm, predictable path from bath to sleep.
Bath time
Every part of bath time, in the same order each night.
Using the toilet
The whole toilet routine, one picture at a time.
First teeth, then story
One thing to do, then the thing they're waiting for.
Washing hands
Every step of clean hands, in order.
A school day
What a school day looks like, from the gate to home.
My toilet week
A tick for every try, all week long.
Working for the park
Five ticks, then off to the park.
Ages 7–12
Each step has its own picture, so your child can see what comes next and tick it off.
After school
A soft landing between school and the evening.
First homework, then play
Homework first, with play waiting right after.
Leaving the house
Fewer forgotten things and a calmer goodbye.
When feelings get big
Steps to come back to when a moment feels like too much.
Going to the doctor
Know each part of the visit before you go.
My jobs at home
Small jobs a child can own every day.
Going to the dentist
Know what happens at the dentist before you go.
My jobs this week
Tick off each job, every day of the week.
Working for screen time
Three ticks, then screen time.
Every step, right where they look
Add a routine to your child's home and they can follow it themselves, one picture at a time. Prefer paper? Every chart prints free.