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Printables for little ones and their grown-ups

Free charts, cards and sheets to print for the fridge: routines, helper and potty charts, a babysitter sheet, a handoff sheet, milestone photo cards and checklists. Each one is edited on your phone, kept only on your device, and printed with no ads.

Checked October 29, 2026.

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Routines and charts

  • Bedtime routine chart makerMake a bedtime routine chart with your child's own steps and pictures, then print a week of tick boxes. Free, no sign-in; what you type stays on your device.
  • Picture schedule makerMake a picture schedule for the day: choose a picture and a few words for each step, then print big cards to cut out and put in order. Free; nothing leaves your device.
  • Toddler helper chartA helper chart for little ones with pictures for each job and a week of tick boxes. Pick jobs a toddler can do, like matching socks. Printable and free.
  • Potty sticker chartA printable potty sticker chart with your child's name and a goal of your choice. Free; the AAP's readiness signs and tips are linked below.

For other grown-ups

  • Babysitter information sheetFill in a babysitter information sheet on your phone and print it for the fridge: phone numbers, allergies, meals, bedtime and house rules. Nothing is sent anywhere.
  • Grandparent and nanny handoff sheetA one-page guide to your child's routines, naps, foods, comfort and words, for grandparents, nannies and anyone new. Fill it in on your phone and print it.
  • Daycare questions checklistA printable checklist of questions to ask when you visit a daycare or child care program: license, staff, safety, the day, and how they talk with families. Tick and print.

Keepsakes and checklists

  • Monthly milestone photo cardsFree printable baby milestone photo cards: 1 to 12 months and first smile, laugh, tooth, steps and word, in four designs. Add a nickname on your device and print.
  • Kindergarten readiness checklistA kindergarten readiness checklist built on the CDC's milestones for 5 year olds, plus ways to practice at home and a free next step on Peabody for kids. Tick and print.
  • First wordsTick your child's first words on your phone. The CDC's language milestones from 1 year to 30 months, ASHA's tips, and who to call if you're worried.

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