TRANSITIONS
Now & Next Board + Timer + Family Calendar – 3-Tool Set
CALM-R Hub + Visual Timer + Visual Board for daily changes that need the wider plan and immediate next steps visible.
159.99£ View SystemIt's nearly time to leave. The shoes are somewhere, the bag is still empty, and you're saying the same three things for the fifth time. Put the morning where your child can see it. The Clarikind Visual Timetable stays on the wall after your words have passed, ready for another look.
Your child can look at the pictures, find what's next and come back when they lose their place. You still do the morning together — but now there is something you can both point to. The board comes with 70 picture cards, so you can choose what matters for your own home.
Try shoes, coat, bag. Place the board where getting ready happens. Point to the first picture together; add more only when the short version feels familiar. If the difficult question is how long is left?, look at the Visual Timer. For both questions, there's the Morning Routine Set.
Ages 5+ · 70 picture cards · Wall or tabletop · Storage pouch included
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It’s nearly time to leave, and “shoes, teeth, bag” is on repeat again. Put those steps where your child can see them: with the Clarikind Visual Board, you point to the next picture together, and after that they can check it themselves instead of waiting for you to say it again.


A spoken reminder is gone the second you’ve said it. A picture stays on the wall. The board moves the routine out of your voice and onto something your child can check on their own. If you also need to show how long until we leave?, pair it with the Visual Timer or choose the Morning Routine System, which includes both.
| What matters | ClarikindVisual Timetable for Kids – Daily Routine Board |
Spoken reminders alone |
|---|---|---|
| Next step | Picture cards stay on the board | The instruction has to be remembered after it is spoken |
| Routine choices | 70 cards to build and change a sequence | Repeat each instruction as the routine unfolds |
| A shared reference | Point back to the same board | Ask or explain again when a step is forgotten |
Useful guide: Now and Next Board: How to Use It at Home.
Clear answers before you choose.
Start with three steps they already know, on a calm morning. Go through the board together for the first few days, then let the board do the pointing.
Choose only what fits the moment. These are optional additions, not requirements.