Kids schedule! Who is in need of one. I won’t lie, just like you, I am hitting the snooze button. There is good news though, to us spending a little time together. Getting your kids on a schedule is no easy process but then it is accomplished then it feels so good. Kid schedules dims the constant questions of “Can I play video games?“, “Can I watch TV?“, “When can I have a snack?“, “Is it time for me to play on the computer yet?” and kid’s famous line “When is dinner? I’m sooo hungry”.
There are many useful reasons for having and designing a kids schedule. I find it to be very helpful when you are trying to get dinner ready or other things you got scheduled to do for yourself, maybe even sneaking some talk shows time on television. This helps keep kids knowing what they are supposed to be doing and it will help them in the future as well.
There are many ways you can make up a schedule for them. This one is one I have worked on this weekend for my siblings. It’s short and sweet.
Here is how I created this kids schedule!
Print it out.
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