Night Routine Chart

Why Families Use This Chart

Bedtime can be one of the most emotionally charged parts of the day for children — especially those who struggle with transitions or winding down after stimulating afternoons and evenings. The Night Routine Chart gives children a clear, visual pathway through their bedtime tasks: bath or shower, brushing teeth, getting into pyjamas, and settling into sleep.

When children can see the sequence of bedtime — and follow it themselves — the routine becomes predictable rather than open to negotiation. Many families find that the chart helps remove the daily push-and-pull of bedtime by simply making the routine visible and consistent.

The chart is 9×12 inches, laminated for daily use, and designed for bedrooms, hallways, or any space where the bedtime routine begins.

Who This Chart Can Support

• Children who resist bedtime or find wind-down transitions difficult
• Visual learners who respond more readily to illustrated steps than verbal instructions
• Children with autism, ADHD, sensory sensitivities, or anxiety who may benefit from predictable evening structure
• Families looking to build a calmer, more consistent bedtime routine
• Caregivers, teachers, and therapists supporting children in establishing healthy sleep habits

This chart does not diagnose or treat any condition. It is a supportive visual tool designed to help children follow a consistent bedtime routine.

How to Use It

1. Hang the chart in your child's bedroom or at their eye level near the bathroom — wherever the bedtime routine begins.
2. Introduce it during a calm moment, walking through each step together.
3. Use it every evening consistently — routine charts become most effective with repeated use.
4. Let their body and mind associate the sequence with sleep.

Key Features

• ✔ Step-by-step illustrated bedtime routine
• ✔ Laminated 9×12" — durable, wipeable, easy to clean
• ✔ Calm, clear illustrations for visual learners
• ✔ Home, classroom, therapy & special education settings
• ✔ Made in the USA

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