Shower bag

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The bag gets packed in the hallway, but the gaps only show up in the changing room, when the towel is missing and nothing can be done about it. The packing list below makes the contents visible before the zip closes.

A see-through bag holding shampoo bottles, a sponge and a toothbrush.

Shower bag with toiletries

A see-through bag holding shampoo bottles, a sponge and a toothbrush.

About this visual support

A shower bag is always packed from memory. The things live in the bathroom, the bag stands in the hallway, and whatever is missing gets discovered only when the child is wet and far from home, at swimming lessons, in a sports hall or at camp.

A picture packing list makes the contents visible. The child works down the row and puts in one item per image: soap, shampoo, towel, toothbrush, clean clothes, a bag for the wet ones. Matching a picture to a bag is a completely different task for the brain than holding six items in mind at once, which is why the list still works on tired evenings.

Unpack with the same pictures afterwards. That empties the bag, and the wet towel does not stay in there until next time, which is the most common reason a packing list stops matching reality. In Routined the packing list can become a routine with your own pictures and check-off, and the app can be tried for 14 days at no cost.

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Build your own visual schedule with this image and download it as a print-ready PDF. Completely free.

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In Routined you build schedules from these pictures, add timers and voice instructions, and your child follows the day on their own.

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