Is Your Child Struggling with Routines and Transitions?Ā Ā
Why Visual Schedules Work
š§ Reduce anxiety with predictable routines
š Build independence with clear expectations
šÆ Improve focus by staying on task
š Ease transitions between activities
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Create consistent routines every day
As a pediatric occupational therapist, I use and recommend visual schedules to help children build independence, understand routines, and navigate daily transitions. This bundle was created using strategies I use in practice to support children at home, in school, and during therapy.
Ā OT-Created Visual Schedule Bundle.
Everything you need to support daily routines for just $12!
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What's included:Ā
ā 7+ Daily Routine Visual Schedules (Morning, Evening, Bath Time, Potty, Toothbrushing, Leave Home & Mealtime)Ā
ā Sensory Choice Board
ā First Then Board
ā Feelings Check-In Board
ā Personalizable Home Routine Templates
ā Personalizable School Routine Templates
Perfect for:Ā
š¶ Toddlers & PreschoolersĀ
š§© Children with Autism (ASD)
š Children with ADHD
š Preschool, Pre-K & Kindergarten
š” Homeschool Learning
š« Classrooms & Special Education
š£ļø Speech Therapy
ā Occupational Therapy (OT)
ā¤ļø Parents, Caregivers & Educators
What Parents Are Saying
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āThe visual schedule has made such a difference for our family. Our child knows what to expect throughout the day, transitions feel much smoother, and there are far fewer stressful moments. Itās simple, easy to use, and has helped our child become more confident and independent.ā
āI didnāt realize transitions were difficult because my child didnāt know what to expect. We now use this visual schedule during our morning and bedtime routines, and it has made such a difference. Knowing whatās coming next helps our routines feel calmer and go much more smoothly. I would definitely recommend this visual schedule to other parents.ā
HOW TO USE
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1. Choose the routine or Make your own routine
Ā Pick the routine that matches your child's daily activity
2.Ā Place it where it's easy to see
Display the schedule at your child's eye level in a visible location.
3.Ā Review the schedule together
Go through each step before starting the routine.
4.Ā Complete one step at a time
Encourage your child to follow the pictures in order.
5.Ā Give reminders if needed
Gently point to the next picture instead of giving repeated verbal directions.
6.Ā Celebrate success!
Praise your child for completing each step to build confidence and independence.
