Melissa & Doug Magnetic Wooden Responsibility Chart Toddler Routine, Kids Reward Board, Chores Chart, Responsibility Tool for Kids Ages 3+

Great idea for kids to do chores to get allowance or a treat and can help with being kind, doing chores and scaling back on sass.Pros:- Lots of different topics to choose from- With different topics you have lots of options to choose from for positive response tokens such as “Great Job”, “Awesome” etc.- There is a couple that you can write your own chore or behavior tab- Is a great size and the board seems pretty durable- The price is so perfect that we bought two, one for each child- Standard colors such as yellow, blue, green and redCons:- The string that you can hang it from seems durable but could be a little thinker since the double board is pretty heavyFinal thought: Like I said it’s a great way to introduce chores or work on behavior traits, functions like it should but wish there were more colors. Now that we know that it’s a product that the kids love to use we might switch over to a markable type of board

These are so sturdy and durable. They are absolutely fantastic and my children use them daily. There are also extra pieces for different ideas not included on the board. They have decent size pieces that are easy for children of all ages to handle. They are magnetic pieces that sticks to the board. Great learning tool!

These are the perfect boards to have your children follow chores and feel like they are being rewarded the magnets are perfect and stay on good. Quality is great for the price. Easy dry erase as well. Colors are vibrant. Compact when storing and big enough to make kids excited when using. The functionality is perfect

Nice board with cute habit ideas. However it’s SOOO heavy I can’t find a good place to hang it where it’s actually getting used.

I have 3 and 5-yr-old sons who are very motivated by positive reinforcement. This board reminds me to call out good behavior and reminds them in a tangible way that they’re doing a great job. We started using this board (one for each kid) in tandem with a weekly family meeting and a small allowance, contingent upon earning their stars. The behavioral changes I’ve seen in my 5-year-old, especially, are astonishing. My 3-year-old does what he sees big brother doing, so he’s doing great too. They are saying please and thank you without prompting, cleaning up their toys as soon as they’re done playing with them, and playing together with far fewer arguments than before. My older son is having a far easier time regulating his emotions, as well! With the help of this chart/board, I have sweet, happy, respectful little boys, and I’m just so grateful. In addition to all of the awesome improvements I’ve seen in my sons’ behavior, this board is high quality, well-priced, and easy to use. I highly recommend it!

We use this to help motivate our son both at home and at school. We assigned each task a point value. At the end of the day, we tally the points for the tasks he completed and write the total next to his name with a dry erase marker. On Saturday, he gets a payout (in fake paper money) of the amount of points he got for the week, and we have a list of activities or items he can “buy” with his point money (eg. movie night, a special treat, dinner out, etc.). Items on the list are assigned different amounts so he can save up point money for a big item, or spend his points weekly on smaller items. We use “hands to ourselves” and “show respect” for school behavior and his teacher reports back if he used the accommodations they provide versus acting out in class. This system has helped give him positive motivation to succeed and learn new self regulation skills at school and at home. As a bonus it also starts the conversation around money management and furthers his math skills. If there is a particular behavior that needs more work, assign it more points for greater motivation. I used one of the blank pieces include for “get ready for school with no tears” and gave it the highest point value of all his daily tasks and it helps him to get ready in the mornings and stay on task, and motivate him when he doesn’t want to go to school. For parents who are navigating adhd for the first time without any idea what to do, ideas like this can really help. It gets easier!

This has been a huge hit with my 5 year old! He's so excited to see his progress and get little treats at the end of the week. :) He even made up his own fill in the blank categories... "Behaving." Kid's scoring all the brownie points over here!

We got this for our very independent but helpful 3yr old. It's been a great way to help him organize himself and help him make choices for working towards his goal/reward.