ABA/OT Approved Step-by-Step 100% Sealed and Laminated 9X12" Shower Chart. Ideal for Children with Autism or Special Needs. Helps with Teaching Self Care. PECS Charts, Visual Schedules, Aids

I put a velcro dot on it and the shower wall and hung it at his height. Otherwise it isn't nearly as useful. Hanging up he can keep looking at what to do next. This has been a great help.

Honestly a great tool for the individuals with Autism, this visual aid helps my little one significantly. Thank you so much!

This has helped my little one with giving himself his showers. I still assist but my little one looks at the pictures on the body chart and follow what he sees. This help little kids to be more independent with there daily hygiene. Highly recommended

The only issue is trying to get my son to “break” his routine in the shower. He uses a body loofah to wash with and not a wash cloth as indicated in the pictures. We are working with him to follow the pictures using a wash rag. It will take a little while, but he will get it. The other issues was trying to find the best place to hang the picture schedule in the shower. I ended up buying a small chain, punched a hole in middle top, ran the chain through the hole punch, and hung it on a suctioned wreath hook that is stuck to the tile of the shower. It works. The laminate is very thick and the pictures are crisp and bright. Great idea!

I bought this because I felt like my kids needed help properly washing but they’re at the age where they do not want me in there with them and don’t like talking to me about things like this. I hung the chart up with little double sided suction cups that I got on Amazon also and keep it in eyes view in the shower. That way they have a reminder of the steps it takes to shower correctly with out me embarrassing them standing in there telling them what to do.

I got this for my 7 year old neurologically mostly atypical son. He was getting confused about all the steps when he was expected to take a shower. I hung this in the shower, and it has really empowered him to know what to do without having to ask a [harried] adult.The kids face in the picture looks kind of weird, but it’s honestly otherwise perfect in every way.

Too many steps for a kid who has autism.I think should be more simplified in 5 to 6 steps

My son asked for this. Only update I would suggest is washing feet last as our feet carry athletes foot we don't want on our privates.. so feet last or separate washcloth for the privates. Thank you too for not making it weird or detailed photos.. I punched holes and put in the shower with a plastic push suction thing.