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What I loved about it is you can either use it as a magnet or you can hang it up. I can only stick things to the side of my fridge. So having the ability to hang this was so important.My daughter loves it, it’s so bright and colorful. The list they have is great. It’s stuff she can Do now. As well as stuff she’ll be doing In September when she starts school. She runs to it and wants to stick the magnetic on the board. It’s been helping to keep her on track with a schedule.I really couldn’t ask for anything more I would highly recommend this product.

Got this for our 2.5 year old to help with bedtime tasks. She just wanted to play with magnets so it didn’t help with that but that’s our issue, not the product!It’ll work better once she’s a bit older I’m sure. She really liked the design and the tasks/activities on the magnets are fantastic. A free blank ones would be nice.One tip that helps, cut the magnetic sheet the square task magnets come in into a long strip. You can use it to highlight “today” on the day of the week!The check off magnets are little circles and fit inside. Helps to keep them focused on the right day because they don’t really get the grid when they are really little, especially because the difference between the “good job” and “try harder” magnets is not clear if you can’t read.That would be my only suggestion for improvement, make the good job versus try harder magnets more clear. We just didn’t end up using the try harder ones since she was so small. Again, they’ll be perfect when she’s older.I think this is great overall and I’m very pleased with this!

I took the plunge and ordered this even though I could have bought ones for way cheaper but I’m glad i went with this one! My daughter is 4 and cannot read so the pictures are awesome! There’s chore options that work great for her and ones that will be great when she’s older. There are sooooo many different chore options that this will last for a long time. Magnets are sturdy so they stay in place. You can also write on it with dry erase markers. If your daughter (or son) loves unicorns and needs some initiative I highly recommend this. You won’t regret it!

Pros:Very eye catching. My 3 year old is excited to try this out! I like that there are chores for every stage/ age. From potty training tasks to homework and school related, she's sure to use it for awhile. Magnets seem sturdy and stick well.Cons:I wish there were a few blank ones, so that I could write my own tasks. I also don't care for the "keep trying" magnets. There isn't enough contrast for a small child to understand the difference. The picture is the same as other phrases, so the child has to be able to read to know that this is an improvement magnet. My 3 year old is just happy to have a magnet and doesn't understand that it means she needs to work on the task. I also wish there were a couple more spaces. Maybe a "day off" magnet or space for tasks done once or twice a week? Kids don't typically go to school on the weekends and preschoolers don't usually go to school every day. And if you vacuum everyday...well then we can't be friends! (Haha!)Overall, very cute and helpful. Would recommend!

This was so worth the price. We absolutely love the quality of this goal chart and the magnets that come with it. We painted magnetic paint behind the color on one of the walls of my daughter’s room. Not all magnetic things we’ve tried are strong enough to hold and some spots are better than others. HOWEVER, this goal chart stuck excellent exactly where we wanted it and all the little goal magnets and trackers also stick well. The magnets have a thickness to them that makes them great quality.I love the variety of goal magnets included. They range from manners to helping around the house, learning to do things independently, and doing things for others.My 5 yr old daughter is so excited to start using this! She wanted to read all of the goals with me and thinks it’s so cool!

My five year old and I have been using this chart for five weeks now. We both REALLY like it. Using this charting method creates structure and visible representation of her personal achievements. There are so many options for goals she can focus on that can be changed depending on what we need to work on. My favorite thing about this is how much it helps with discipline. Instead of time out or arbitrary removal of a favorite thing or activity we use the chart. The reward is in earning the stickers. So, the only "threat" I have to make is something like "if you want to earn you sticker for going to bed on time, then you must go to bed now" after 3 weeks of earning stickers she gets to pick out a little gift of her choice (like an activity, stuffed animal, icecream, ...) I like that it can be tailored to my lifestyle and can use it in many ways to help her feel accomplished. We are both happier with the consistency and predictably using this chart can bring.

Love this so much! My 6 year old daughter has loved to pick out her chores and is so excited to complete her tasks for the day. I love the variety of tasks, some of which I hadnt even thought of. Also love the try again and dont give up markers. It's a gentle reminder that she didnt get that one that day. We've decided to do $1 per day that she completes all her tasks. She's already started planning what to save for.