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My Daily Routines Chart

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$14.07 $21.99 In stock

Category: Colors & Shapes

Help kids establish good morning and nighttime habits right from the start with the sturdy wooden Melissa & Doug My Daily Routines Chart! Kids will love flipping the wooden illustrated bungee-hinged flaps to reveal a gold star when they finish doing simple tasks on their own. There are five “start the day” routines on one side (get dressed, brush teeth, brush hair, eat breakfast, put on shoes) and five “time for bed” routines on the other (take a bath, put on PJs, brush teeth, use the potty, read a book). Empower kids to be independent and help boost self-esteem with every flip of a flap! A built-in fold-out stand allows kids to keep the chart by their bedside or they can carry it with them or hang it with the attached cord handle. Includes language stickers for non-English speakers, and some blank ones to customize the routines! This product is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits, and that forests are protected for future generations. Please note that FSC certification applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The wooden bungee-hinged flaps are really sturdy, my twins have been fighting over who gets to move the toothbrush magnet each night. It’s already cut down on the morning nagging.

Daniel ★★★★★

My 4-year-old actually asks to flip the pieces himself now, which I didn't expect. The illustrated wooden tiles make it obvious what comes next, so mornings are way less of a fight.

Elizabeth R. ★★★★★

The wooden flipping pieces are thick enough that my four-year-old can't bend or chew them, which was my main worry. We hung it at his eye level and he now moves the bungee slider to bedtime on his own every night. Two weeks in and the morning meltdowns have basically disappeared.