MAGNETIC ROUTINE CHART

Because it’s created based on what children truly need today: less overstimulation and more clarity.

We live surrounded by noise and hurry, and many routine charts end up being so complex that they create more stress than support.

The Magnetic Routine Board is simple, visual, and clean. It offers just the right number of activities to provide structure without overwhelming, reducing anxiety for both kids and adults.

It sticks to any magnetic surface, moves easily, and children can use it independently from a very young age.

That daily autonomy —that “I can do it by myself”— boosts their self-esteem and prevents many everyday power struggles.

And if your family has different routines, no problem: it includes blank pictograms so you can personalize it.

In short: less chaos, more order, and more connection.

A simple tool — but a truly powerful one.

The Magnetic Routine Board usually works very well from around 2.5 years old, when little ones already understand visual routines, up to 10 years old, when most children have already internalized their daily habits and no longer need as much visual support.

Ages 2.5 to 4

They experience it as a visual game that gives them security and helps them understand what they need to do without having to read. It turns routines into something fun instead of a daily struggle.

Ages 5 to 7

It becomes a clear and structured guide that encourages cooperation. Arguments decrease, their independence grows, and they start feeling responsible for their routines.

Ages 8 to 10

It works as a practical visual reminder. It helps them stay organized without relying so much on adults, especially during transitions like going back to school or starting new activities.

Yes. The Magnetic Routine Board is a very helpful visual tool for children with ADHD because it provides structure, clarity, and predictability. It helps them anticipate what comes next, organize their time, and stay focused without relying so much on verbal reminders. Checking off each completed task also boosts their motivation and sense of achievement.

It is also very beneficial for children on the autism spectrum, as it reduces anxiety around changes, supports communication, and gives them a sense of security by being able to “see” their routine represented. Its clear, visual design helps them better understand the sequence of activities and build daily independence.

Yes! The routine board includes 3 blank magnets so you can draw or write your own activities. We’ve also added 27 illustrated magnets with common daily routines, but every family is unique, so you can adapt the board to whatever works best for you — nap time, going for a walk, video calls with grandparents, and more.

Place it at your child’s height, somewhere visible — on the fridge door, a magnetic board in the hallway, or in their room. At the start of the day, you can look at it together to see what’s coming. And if your little one is over 3, invite them to move the magnets themselves or choose the order of some activities (like deciding whether to get dressed or have breakfast first).

This gives them autonomy and motivation.

It’s absolutely fine if the routine doesn’t go as planned.

Routine charts help kids understand that life has structure, but it doesn’t have to be rigid. You can say something like, “We’ve got a surprise visit today, so we’ll follow part of the routine and save the rest for tomorrow.”

This teaches children that plans can change without everything feeling chaotic.

Flexibility is a skill too — and they learn it through these moments.