I'm not sure if I've mentioned the 'My Time' chart before, but I have today been informed that it is available from the Encourage and Praise website. A joint venture with Resolution, the chart is, I think, a very useful resource for children whose parents have separated or are separating. Aimed at children aged four to nine, it is based around a two-week-to-view calendar and comes with two different coloured dry-wipe pens so that children can see at a glance which parent they are seeing on a particular day. It also includes space for writing reminders of things to tell or take to their other parent’s house, and special dates to remember. The chart costs £9.50 for one and £18 for two.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
'My Time' Chart
I'm not sure if I've mentioned the 'My Time' chart before, but I have today been informed that it is available from the Encourage and Praise website. A joint venture with Resolution, the chart is, I think, a very useful resource for children whose parents have separated or are separating. Aimed at children aged four to nine, it is based around a two-week-to-view calendar and comes with two different coloured dry-wipe pens so that children can see at a glance which parent they are seeing on a particular day. It also includes space for writing reminders of things to tell or take to their other parent’s house, and special dates to remember. The chart costs £9.50 for one and £18 for two.
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That's a nicer idea that the 'Smiley Face Chart' that my ex used with our kids. Giving me a sad face every day while they got smiley faces just wasn't playing the game.
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Swizz
Oh dear! :-)
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