3 in 1 Sleep Routine Chart Morning/Daily for Kids, Magnetic Chore Chart for Kids, Visual Schedule for Toddlers, Schedule Chart for Home

I absolutely love this routine chart! It has already made such a positive difference for my daughter. She’s becoming so much more independent and confident completing her morning, daily, and bedtime routines on her own, and it’s been wonderful to watch. Instead of using the magnets, I attached it to her bedroom wall with 3M strips, and it works perfectly. It’s become a part of her daily routine, and she genuinely enjoys using it. The only suggestion I’d make is to include a few blank task cards so parents can customize the chart for their own children. For example, I simply covered one of the existing tasks and wrote “Empty lunch pail,” which is something specific to our routine. Having a few blank ones included would make an already amazing product even better. Overall, this is such a well-made, thoughtful product, and I would absolutely recommend it to any parent looking to encourage independence and build confidence in their child. Thank you for creating something that’s both practical and fun!

I love them so much that I ordered another set (Dino frame) and additional stickers (there’s a limited amount of specific stickers I want more of). I’ll share a final photo once the other order arrives. What I love is that I can customize them, and as a reviewer pointed out, some words don’t translate to English the same way, and some don’t align with the images or our lives personally. That’s why white-out, a black Sharpie, and some colored markers are good to have on hand. For instance, setting the table has a school setup, not plates, glasses, and silverware; playtime isn’t a slide and swing; they have gaming devices. And can we talk about the diaper change sticker🤦🏼‍♀️ why is that even on here? I will be adding an additional poop to the daily routine schedule, more water and, changing out the pictures for snack, dessert, breakfast, and changing the learning math to learning time, to name a few changes, including adding snuggle time. The sticker theme seems all over the place. It would be better to have options. Different sticker sheet options for infants (diaper change would be appropriate), toddlers (potty training separate from potty-trained kids), pre-k-kindergarten, and school-age children for both homeschooling and those who ride a bus to school; the chores/activities seem to be what’s included in this set, with morning and evening routines as well. It’s worth the value; it’s easy to use for both him and me; the quality is plastic, and it performs well. As such, the sliders can seem like they stick or are not easy to slide, yet they work great. Throw it around, and it’ll break. Let toddlers get their hands on it, and it could break. Not specifying how to insert the cards could cause damage. (FYI-lift up the slated area where the cards go.) Overall, it’ll be a perfect fit for our daily routine and give him a dopamine hit as well as the freedom to choose which activities he’ll do each day of the week 👏🏻 It took some effort to find what worked for us by trying five different routine style boards (including the ones we decided on), but it was all worth the search! I never thought I’d have a routine chart, yet this little guy functions best with visuals and what the day has in store for him and me! I hope you find one that works perfect for you!

I really liked this set. The tabs slide easily for my 6 year old to use. It included all the stickers we needed. Easy to use. The magnets are strong. My 6 year old loves it!

These little charts have saved my sanity haha I have a hyper intelligent and suspect neurodivergent 3 year old boy and we were struggling terribly with weekday mornings and bed times. I got these along with an interactive timer and using them together has worked wonders. He loves the tactile experience of checking off his items and he feels so proud and independent when he looks and sees what needs to be done and does it himself. His daycare even asked me for the link because they want to use them with him and some other kiddos during the day. They are also durable and good quality

This 3 in 1 Routine Chart is decent but has one noticeable downside — the magnets are pretty flimsy and tend to fall off the fridge every now and then, which gets a little frustrating. That said, kids really enjoy the concept of flipping from an X to a checkmark as they complete tasks. And compared to sticker or star-based charts, this one lasts much longer since nothing runs out. A good idea with a few quality improvements needed.