Toddler Routine for Morning & Bedtime: How to Create a Toddler Schedule and Chore Chart at Home

By Inspired Prose Printables

Raising kids is not for sissies.

Chasing littles around the house, not getting to bed on time, sometimes yelling. It’s exhausting. We get it. That’s why we’ve created this compact guide to teach you a simple and easy way to create a toddler routine that brings structure to the day.

With a defined toddler schedule, kids know exactly what to do and what comes next – which can minimize those tiring power struggles.

Use this guide to bring consistency to the day and create a toddler chore chart for mornings and bedtimes that saves you stress and teaches your kids self-discipline.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Marie G.
• Release date: Sep 19, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005316068

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Toddler Routine for Morning & Bedtime

How to create a toddler schedule and chore chart at home

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Inspired Prose Printables

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Table of Contents

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Chapter One: How to Create a Toddler Routine

Why routines are important for toddlers

Does having a routine make kids inflexible?

How to create a routine

Reasons to make your Routine Visual

Chapter Two: Overcoming Morning Routine Challenges

Chapter Three: Overcoming Bedtime Routine Challenges

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Chapter One: How to Create a Toddler Routine

If you have a toddler, you know chaos!

Stepping on cheerios, finding week-old upside down sippy cups of milk, panicking when it’s suddenly too quiet in the next room