Put away underwear
In the drawer everything mixes easily, and keeping pants in one spot and socks in another is a system a child has not yet built. The visual support below makes sorting visible so each item finds its place.
♂Put away underwear
A child placing folded underwear into a dresser drawer
About this visual support
Sorting rests on invisible categories that grown-ups take for granted. We know without thinking that pants go in one pile and socks in another, but for a child that split is not automatic. Everything ends up in the same drawer, and next time it is a mess to find anything.
Pictures help by making the categories concrete and placing them in the room. When a picture of socks sits by one half of the drawer and a picture of pants by the other, sorting becomes a simple matching: look at the item, look at the picture, put it where they belong. The child does not have to remember the system themselves, because it already sits in front of their eyes.
Let the child pair the socks two by two before they go in, and the step becomes both more fun and easier to oversee. That way sorting is practised without feeling like a duty. In Routined you can build a short tidying routine where underwear gets its own step.