All New! ABA/OT Approved Step-by-Step 9X12" Set of 5 Visual Schedules. Potty Training, Bathing, Shower, Teeth Brushing, Hand Washing.for Autism/Special Needs. Independent Living & Personal Hygiene

These are so handy for my son who is disabled. It helps him learn and figure out how to communicate

These charts are so clearly written and well made! The card stock is thick and heavily laminated so they will last for years. My boy just loves them, no more me having to remind him “did you brush your teeth” “did you wash your hands” hallelujah! He is 13 but has ASD & ADHD and establishing good habits is hard for him. He’s so proud of himself now! Thank you so much.

I purchased these to use as step reminders for an adult with autism. These are working, especially the visual cues. For times when listening to parents just isn’t working anymore. These are laminated and durable.

The charts are well made, I just wish there was more skin color diversity on the charts. They are very detailed and in color.

This was hands down one of the most effective purchases we have made to help our autistic son grow confident in doing self care independently. We hung these up in the shower, above the toilet, next to the sink. Because of the laminate, they are easy to wipe down and no concerns about getting wet. We walked through showering a couple of times using the photos together. Within a few days, my son said “I got this. I’ll shower myself.” And he did!!! He is also more confident in brushing his teeth properly. I am recommending this to all my friends now who have autistic children. Brilliant.

These are a must for any child that has challenges with self-care tasks. My son has sensory processing disorder and it was extremely time consuming when it came time to shower, bathe, brush teeth, etc. These easy to follow charts allowed him to take control of his own needs with less parental assistance. After using these for several months, my son now likes to show us how he is able to wash himself and brush his teeth unassisted. He has confidence and pride in being able to accomplish these everyday task and that is HUGE for any child particularly for one with a developmental challenge. I wish there was a visual for pooping. This seems to be one area where he still demands extra help/supervision.

I have a ten year old on the spectrum, and these charts are vital for his self-care, giving him as much independence as possible for his adl's (activities of daily living).

We purchased these and taped them up to help with different things he has resisted or that he has had trouble with. He likes reading the steps and is willing to do things like wash his face that he always fought about before, but seeing it as part of a list he understands it's a necessary step. Highly recommended. He took them down but keeps them in his room, and he will bring one of them out on his own when it's time to do that thing. They grabbed his interest from the first day I put them up.