Upgraded Slider 3 in 1 Bedtime/Morning/Daily Routine Chart for Kids, Magnetic Chore Chart for Kids, Visual Schedule for Kids Toddlers Schedule Board for Home

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!

After reading about neurodivergents and adhd I realized my daughter and son needed a lot more structure. I love these. I put the magnetic stickers on them and keep them on the fridge. My children can easily see what task needs to be done and they like to slide the check marks to show they've finished a task.They are kind of cheap, but they were cheap to buy. they've been dropped on the floor but are easily reassembled with not issues.TIP: each time they finish their morning or evening tasks that get to put a pom pom in our family jar to earn a family party! We've used these for one week and it has been an amazing help.

Just got these and love the idea. However, I first thought the blank card stock with the dotted cutting lines were for custom things you wanted to add so I put the sticker straight on the chore list. Bad idea. I quickly realized that would not allow for me to swap out different chores when needed. When I tried to take the sticker off, it immediately ripped. This would have been fine, but it was one of the stickers that I needed for the night and day (brush teeth) and there aren’t any extras. That kind of stinks. Then I thought I was supposed to cut out each individual blank tab and put the sticker in each section. This causes them to slip around. Finally third try, I realized these blank ones are specifically cut in the length to slid in and put stickers on. All of that to say, I wish there were intentions because I messed up one whole order of chore charts and now don’t have any extras of the main chores to fix it. Also wish there were extras of the main things like use potty/go potty, get dressed, brush teeth. Instead of two I wish there were four in case of mess ups. I don’t care at all about bike riding or going to grandpas. I’m using as a chart to get my toddlers learning routine and responsibility. Overall nice concept, but three stars due to no instructions on how to use at all. Could’ve saved a little headache and ripped stickers.

Love it . Just way smaller than I thought

I needed something that kept my 6 year old son on task during the morning & nighttime routine. He loves checking off each item as he does them and this gives him a sense of pride and independence. There are enough task options that I didn’t need to use the blank paper to write my own in. Sticks well to fridge with magnet backs. It’s also easy to assemble and change out if needed. I’m glad I got it. I didn’t need anything fancy but something that would keep him on task. This does the job!

I am an occupational therapist,,, and both of my kids have ADHD. I KNEW we needed some sort of visual schedule this morning when school started....1. I didn't realize the stickers were supposed to go on the white strips at first.... I thought those were to make your own lol. SO then our schedule was "fixed" without the ability to change.. Oh well, they were routine things.2. Unfortunately the magnets don't stay adhered to the back of the boards and when they fall from the fridge, the little dots go EVERYWHERE.....I am super disappointed because my kids LOVED These and responded so well to the click over tabs. It eliminated me to ask them 100 million times to do something, I just said "check your schedule".Great idea, but ultimately a waste of money as these do not last.