Morning and Bedtime Routine Chart with 12 visual symbols pecs cards by Create Visual Aids to support routine, transition for children, autism, aspergers, ADHD, speech and language delay.

We got this to help with bedtime routine after trying many other strategies. Our child (5 yr) loves it! The pictures and simplicity of working are clear and easy to look at, the velcroooks to be of good quality. The product is lightweight and sturdy. Our 5 yr old enjoys having the ability to choose the order of tasks and it has made the process of bedtime and morning routine much more enjoyable for everyone.

I have daughters under reading age who LOVE a routine. This was made for them! They love to see what's next on the chart and it's made things much easier and faster for me in the mornings, too. I do wish there were a few other card options included, but I'm not going to complain about what is here. It's enough that I can remove or adjust things as needed and they get the cues.TL,DR: We're all happier (and faster!) when there's an easy-to-follow schedule.

This is a great board. Perfect to help my grandson learn about his routines and I’m hoping he will begin to participate and soon try these tasks on his own.

Really nice Pictos, well made.

This is my second product from Create Visual Aids, and the quality is just as good as the first. I’m really impressed each time with their products. The routine charts are extremely well made—lightweight yet durable, with thick material that feels like it will last for a long time. I rely heavily on visual supports to keep our household running—three kids at different stages, one on the autism spectrum, and lots of transitions packed into every day. Tools that are sturdy, clear, and easy for kids to use independently make a real difference here, and this routine chart checks those boxes.Not magnets—Velcro, and the heavy-duty kind. Each routine piece attaches with a strong Velcro that stays put through repeated use, but my 5-year-old can still take off and move when she’s updating her list. Nothing is flimsy which matters when you’re setting routines morning and night.Materials are impressively durable yet lightweight. The boards themselves are made from a thick, tough material so they don’t bend, crease, or get ragged edges. At the same time, they’re light enough for my daughter to carry from room to room. If she wanted to, she could move the chart with her so she can check what’s next while getting dressed, brushing teeth, or cleaning up toys. Or she can keep it in a convenient spot to reference and come back to. This flexibility is so helpful for a busy household where routines sometimes shift between rooms.Portable routine = fewer battles. Because she can literally hold her routine in her hands, she isn’t constantly calling for me to remind her what’s next. It helps reduce resistance and makes transitions easier—especially at times like bedtime or getting dressed. My daughter loves the independence of helping manage her own routine.Clear visuals help emerging readers. The picture + word format works well for her to understand since she’s not reading yet. The simple, clear visuals keep things running smooth. We’ve been using visual schedules for a while to help make mornings and evenings smoother, and this set fits right in. We use a wall-mounted wooden day schedule in one room and a portable communication book (also from Create Visual Aids) for travel; this chart fits right into that system and helps bridge spaces in the house.If I could ask for one thing, it would be optional expansion or duplicate cards for high frequency tasks, and a place to store the pieces that aren’t being used but that’s a nice to have option, not a dealbreaker.I love the story behind visual aids, made by a mom in the UK. I look forward to more products from Visual Aids!Bottom line: well-made, strong Velcro, kid-carry friendly, and actually useful in a home that depends on visual structure. Glad we added it to our routine tools. Another hit from Visual Aids.

I wouldn’t have paid more than $15 for these charts. It’s a great concept, though. Hopefully it will help my 3-year-old’s transitions easier.

Our child has autism and it was recommended to put up pictures of his routine to help him establish them. Love that there is a morning and night time routine. I like that the different tasks are on Velcro. It's like a reusable sticker chart. I do recommend using command hook-style hanging for this as it did not come with anything to mount on the wall with. But overall a great and simple visual to help our kiddo practice routines.

This Morning and Bedtime Routine Chart has been a total lifesaver for our family! The visual PECS cards are clear, simple, and easy for my child to understand and follow. We’re using this with our 5-year-old who has autism and speech/language delays, and the difference in transitions—especially at bedtime—has been amazing.The chart is sturdy and well-made, and the 12 visual symbols cover all the key parts of our routines (brush teeth, pajamas, story time, etc.). What I really appreciate is how visual and concrete it is—it takes the pressure off constant verbal reminders and gives my child a greater sense of independence and predictability.It’s perfect for kids with ASD, ADHD, or sensory processing needs, and I love that it's also helpful for neurotypical children learning routines. Whether you’re a parent, therapist, or teacher, I highly recommend this visual support tool. It brings calm to what used to be chaotic mornings and evenings!