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My Morning Chart
For your grown-up: keep it to 4–6 steps. Let your child help choose the order — they follow routines they helped build.
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What this one's for
For grown-ups: ADHD mornings melt down when there are too many invisible steps. Build a short, visible morning routine together, tick it off, and let your child take the lead. Print it and pop it on the fridge. Free to start.