Absolutely! This kit takes those stressful, abstract concepts of “time to stop” and “what’s next” and turns them into a tangible process my little one can manage. It’s all about giving them the structure they crave and the autonomy they need!

I love how developmentally appropriate this mini kit is. Starting at around 18 months toddlers begin to understand two step directions. As they get older you can replace the “first” and “then” magnetic slides and replace with more imagined to demonstrate next steps! It’s empowering for the toddler, eliminate power struggle, and can be a great tool for toddlers who struggle with transitions with the timer it comes with!

I love this! My toddler is loving interacting with the pictures & the timer is a good way of introducing the concept of time.

This is perfect for on the go. I am able to bring it with us to our families house so my son has an age appropriate toy.

My son loves helping to plan our day with visual cues paired with an interactive timer that helps keep transitions smooth! Parents and toddlers will love how this keeps routines going and keeps transitions tantrum free. I wish I had these Lovevery books and methods with my oldest two children, but I’m thankful to have these now and love sharing how they work so well for our family!

I love this set because this couldn’t have come at the right time. We are in the middle of toilet training for my toddler and the first then card is a good visual reminder of their expectations. The timer is great too for when we need to transition to less fun activities like meal time or bedtime. Love this set and its perfect for toddlers who have strong preferences.