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This has been helpful to give kids a visual schedule so they have a more concrete idea of expectations and what happens next

First time use for grandchild takes a little getting used to but good idea. Showing their daily routine in picture form helps to motivate.

I truly appreciate this product. Its small, the board itself, its not the toughest/thickest material there is, after quite some use, it might lose shape, but nevertheless, it serves its purpose well for me. Will buy more of their products.

Very happy with the product. Wish they had more pictures. 4 were plank. I’m missing brush teeth, brush hair, ball, bubbles and doll house. Would of been 5 stars. Anyways it’s made of plastic and very durable. Your money worth! As you can see in the picture, here are ideas I did with it. I brought a broad and Velcro for it for easy to use, reach and keep it more organized. Works great for me and my son!

My son is adaptation to this tool I myself find it easier to get him to know what's happening and less tantrums

Can't wait to find the expansion packs! I think some of the pictures look a bit outdated, such as the computer and tv, but otherwise this set is truly awesome! This set includes pictures for shop, medicine, relax, school, put away, read, sandpit, playground, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, arts and crafts, shower, school, home, etc.I love that each picture has velcro and can be easily changed on the board. This will definitely be helpful and used daily! Thank you so much!!

I really enjoy how simple this is. Similar to what my child has at school ( with same images/PECS), the PECS are of a very good variety for day-to-day tasks and it really has helped our child (with ASD) cope with changes throughout the day (or even the latter- being impatient then can see we have something to do *before* we move to next activity). I think this is great for a child with ASD, ADHD, or even "normal" development to learn how to stay on track while also being aware of the order of events.

Bought this to help my son transition during his morning routine. He appreciates visual cues. A lot of people in other reviews said they wished it was bigger. I disagree. The size is perfect for everyday and small hands. It's little bit smaller than a piece of letter-sized paper. Small enough to tuck in a drawer but big enough to capture my son's attention. We were very pleased with this purchase. I also found the included picture cards to be very relevant (car, get dressed, school, rest, lunch, breakfast, etc.)

Matériel super pratique et versatile. Mon fils a tout de suite aimé le concept et a eu du plaisir à l'utiliser. Certaines images gagneraient à être actualisées, par exemple l'ordinateur et la télévision qui font vraiment '90. Aussi les mots sont traduits en français de France plutôt qu'en français québécois, donc on a goûter plutôt que collation, déjeuner et dîner mais pas souper.

Bon tableau de routine

The product is as the picture provided

This Now, Next, Later board has been such a helpful tool for our daily routines. The clear layout makes it easy for my child to understand what’s happening and when, reducing anxiety and helping transitions go smoothly. It’s sturdy, well-designed, and simple to customize with different activities. My son engages with it straight away, and it’s made a big difference in keeping our days structured and calm. Highly recommend for families looking for practical visual supports.

So helpful for my little.