OKID Magnetic Picture Cards for Kids, Picture Visual Schedule for Daily Routines for Children, Toddler Schedule Chart with Picture Exchange System Tools, ADHD Communication Toys for Girls

The best concept for kids! I purchased both sets of these available - the regular cardboard with the organizer, and this magnetic version. Both are equally useful. One reviewer said multiple repeats were included - the only repeats are 3 “medicine” cards and 3 “washing hands”, which would be needed if your child had multiple dosages a day and...washing hands is pretty important throughout the day. There are so many cards to choose from, I was impressed. I tested the strength of each of the magnets on a cheap $9 magnetic whiteboard, and had no issues. Some of the magnet cards arrived dusty/dirty, but wiped clean easily. Pictures included of magnetic (left) card vs. cardboard (right). Both are exactly the same size and thickness.

Love the idea of these and can’t wait to use them. Routine and knowing what is coming are so helpful to little ones and my girl is going to really enjoy the cute images. I also love that there are a few duplicates for things you might do multiple times in a day like wash hands or use the restroom. Had a shipping issue…when these arrived the box was completely broken open and the cards had rubbed and bumped around so much they had staining and peeling from the magnetic side. I was able to wipe some of the stains off but some will not go away. The seller kindly refunded a portion of the price to make up for it. The magnets are good but not great, they won’t be useful for holding other items onto a magnet board but as standalone magnets just to move around a board to show a schedule they will work fine. The pictures are great, cute and very clear/readable.

We use this daily for our 8 year old daughter who has autism. It helps so much for her to see her day laid out. Even though it's designed for toddlers, it's excellent for kids on the spectrum as well. Has helped a lot with transitions and I love that they are magnetic and can stick to the fridge.

This is a good visual calendar and works well for my 3 year old. Only complaints is some of the activities are vague- hard to tell what is breakfast vs a snack or what some of the activities even are. Also although my daughter is blonde so it’s cute and looks like her, I feel the lack of diversity of the character makes it less recommendable to other friends. Quality is great and size is good. Would also be better if there was a way to organize the cards in to studying vs outdoor activities vs ADLs

Got it for my 3.5 year old. She was very excited when it arrives and went through all the cards to do a schedule of what she wanted to do. We used to do this by taking a paper and drawing a schedule, and this is a lot more convenient. Overall I'm really happy with the cards, but it would have been nice if there were a few blanks that you could add your own activities to.

Very cute, but I wasn’t able to get any of my girls to use it. Many repeated images so it didn’t cover as many of the possibilities as I had hoped.

These helped us to communicate with our son when he had very little speech. We did what the instructions recommended and put up a few of the most important activities to our family. He was able to point out what he wanted, or take the magnet off of the fridge and show us. Eventually he began to label them. Really recommend for developmental delays.

Cards did not come with basic routines like "put on clothes" or "put on shoes" or "clean off plate"... Instead had lots rarely useful routines like "take medicine when sick" and "wrap birthday present". Since it didn't have the key things one has to remind kids to do... I got little value from it.