How to Create a Visual Routine at Home

The key steps to a successful routine

Visual routines help children understand what happens each day and anticipate transitions. They reduce stress and encourage independence.

Step 1: Identify key moments

Spot the important moments of the day: waking up, meals, homework, bath, bedtime. Each activity can be represented by a pictogram or image.

Step 2: Create a visual support

Use a weekly planner, educational clock, or magnetic board to display the routine. Colors and images help the child memorize more easily.

Step 3: Involve your child

Include your child in setting up the routine. This strengthens their engagement and independence.

Benefits

A visual routine helps your child feel secure, manage time better, and gradually gain independence. My Little Concept tools make this step fun and effective.

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