Printables
Free, printable tools to use with your child — no email required. Download straight from the card, or follow the link to read the guide behind it first. Filter by topic to find what you need.
Potty Superstar Path
A step-by-step path to track potty-training progress, from the toilet training guide.
Our Bedtime Routine
A six-step picture routine to post near the bedroom, from the toddler sleep guide.
Have They Tried It? New Foods Tracker
Count how many times a new food has been offered, not whether it was eaten.
Sucking-Free Star Path
An undated path of blank stones to celebrate stretches without thumb-sucking or pacifier use, no schedule to fall behind on.
Our Family Rules Chart
A two-column rules-and-consequences chart with real examples filled in, plus a sign-off spot for grandparents, sitters, and daycare.
Calm-Down Steps We Do Together
Six steps a grown-up walks through with a child during a tantrum.
Gentle Hands
A list of safe outlets to agree on together for moments of hitting or biting.
A Sample Goodbye Ritual to Try
Four steps — say it, do it, hand off, go — pre-filled with one example, so you can see what a finished ritual looks like.
Turn-Taking Practice Cards
Six real turn-taking games and everyday practice ideas — three for indoors, three for outdoors. Pick one, any day.
Busy Hands: Fine Motor Practice Cards
Six hands-on activities, each labeled with the fine motor skill it builds.
"Busy Bodies" Active Play Cards
Six activities, each tagged with the specific gross motor skill it builds — pick based on what your child needs more of this week.
Try-It Activity Cards
Six first activities to try, from the AAP's own list for this age — pick any card, any order.
Our Daily Routine
An eight-step picture chart of the day, with a blank version to fill in.
"Unplugged & Happy" Screen-Free Fun Cards
Six go-to, screen-free activities to reach for the moment a screen goes off, each tagged with the kind of play it offers.
Helper Job Cards
Six real, age-appropriate jobs your 2- to 5-year-old can help with, straight from the CDC's own list — pick one, any day.
One-on-One Time Cards
Six real, specific ways to give one child your full attention — pick one, any day.
Before You Go: A Family Travel Safety Checklist
Three travel phases, five quick checks each — the car seat label, the hotel-room scan, the time-zone shift.
2 Under 2 Quick Reference Cards
Six quick-reference cards for triage, feeding, and outings when a newborn and a toddler both need you at once.
"Let's Play with Words" Practice Cards
Six everyday word-play moments, each tagged with the early-literacy skill it builds — pick based on what your child is into this week.
"Let's Count & Explore" Play Cards
Six everyday math moments, each tagged with the specific number-sense skill it builds — pick based on what's happening today.
"Let's Pretend" Story Starter Cards
Six roles to pretend to be, each with a line to start the scene — read one out loud, then follow wherever your child takes it.
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