Behavior Chart for Kids at Home is a Visual Schedule for Kids and Responsibility Chart for Kids or Toddler Chore Chart and Visual Schedule for Kids with Autism with 18 Picture Magnets

I just received the product. upon opening and setting it up my kids are excited about it and already using it. I liked that it came with a large magnet you can stick onto the back of the board so I could put it on the fridge so its in a center location for the kids to look at and move the tasks. Also, it came with a dry erase black market so you can write the kids name at the top or on the blank chore magnet.

Light weight, magnets don’t stay well when bumped.

As a busy mom of five, ages 10 thru 31, I love this company and I wish they were around when my oldest two were younger! What a great idea! I absolutely LOVE the Magnetic Daily Schedule - Everyday Starter Kit and what it has done for my little ones, who used it at ages 6 and 8. Because of it, they developed their organizational skills , it helped build their self confidence, and it also helped reinforce their ability to make choices. While understanding they needed to follow a schedule, it was amazing for them to take part in organizing the daily tasks they knew they had to follow. The blank tags were fun for them because it allowed them to add anything they wanted, thus encouraging their creativity.The ReStickables- Clothing Sticker Organizers, which are a part of the starter kit, were also amazing. My children were able not only to pick their clothes when getting ready for the day, but also they were able to help put their laundry away in the right places. They are reusable and they can be moved around . Overall Easy Daysies is an amazing company, with a great mission and many awesome products. I highly recommend it, and I just bought it for my first grandchild and I can’t wait for him to use it!

I think this is great, for kids who need consistancy in scheduling or in our case, our daughter, who is ASD/ autistic. I had researched similar products before purchacing this one. My background is in Psychology and Special Education so I am picky and also know children"s differ depending on their behaviors. Our daughter needs the predictability of routine and schedule (whether she likes it or not). Summer vacation was beginning, and I knew our schedule was going to have much less "predictability and routine" so I found this and figured that this was something we could try, that would not be to overwhelming. I liked the fact that when we received the product it gave clear insturctions NOT to do the entire day at once, only part of a day, on the board because it can become overwhelming. I think that is great advice, and I was glad to see the company put that in the paperwork/instructions. I hope parents read them! My daughter activly takes part in planning her morning (that is the part of day we choose most of the time) from wake-up to nap. We work on sequencing activities as she plans her morning and then if something special is going on later she likes to put that on as well. I am hoping to purchacing more magnet add on packs in the future.

We needed something to motivate our little one to get things doneThis chart she is excited to accomplish each task and move the magnet to done ✅

I like the magnets but the board itself doesn't stick to the fridge with the included magnet piece that sticks on the back, it isn't strong enough. The hanging string is also not very stable so it swings around on it. The bend in the board was also obstructive to the magnet placement on the board. The only thing I like is the magnets, but I ended up donating it to goodwill because it wasn't being used due to my dislike. I got a 110 piece activity magnet set instead on amazon, it was a lot more expensive but it has every activity practically imaginable for home/outdoor/school and I just stick them right on my fridge without a board of any sort and I switch them out as I plan the next day. I guess I should have tried sticking the magnets right on the fridge, not sure how well they would stick but I got this so I could use the board.

They fall off too easy

I understand this is a Canadian product so there is English and French on the magnets. However, what is photographed, just English lettering on magnets, is not what I received. I received magnets with both English and French...which may be confusing for a 2.5 year old. If you live in a household that speaks dual language this would be a more appropriate fit. Additionally, the board bends in the middle so the magnets don't adhere very well in this spot...they often fall off. The drawings next to the task are average at best. These boards are great fit toddlers and kids, unfortunately this fell short of my expectation.

The media could not be loaded.  The board is not fully magnetic consistently, there are portions that cannot keep the magnets up. Imagine how frustrating this will be for your children and you'll probably return it too.

I saw this on Dragon's Den and it had good reviews so I thought I would give it a try. The magnet on the back doesn't adhere to the board, and I had to use glue to keep it on. It's not strong enough to attach it to the fridge, and slides down immediately (even with no magnets on the front). A day's worth of activities (even having done 3 or 4) do not fit on the "not done yet" side. Very disappointed, total waste of my money.

Whoever though of folding this thing in the middle so nothing sticks is an idiot.Magnets too weak to stick to a fridge let alone this thing, and even of they did the board is so small you dont get a days use out of it at all.Dont waste your time.

I love this concept but the magnets are not strong enough so it’s a bit overpriced especially if you have to purchase sticky magnets to hold the activities on the board.My advice if you have a child who needs a visual calendar and something inexpensive? Make your own from dollar store supplies. Would be better than this.

I purchased this to teach my little one routines. I have a background in Education working with a variety of students - often we would start the day with our routine. My toddler loves magnets and is able to identify each magnet as it has a visual component. For example, bed time has a child sleeping drawn on it. I would start with this from 2 years old up to 12 years old. For some children, they may not need a visual schedule up to 12 years old so that would depend on what you think is appropriate. Also, if a child has any special needs, you may use this much longer. I think this would make a great gift.