Schedules and autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

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Kids with autism similarly benefit from having a schedule they can rely on. Visual schedules can use drawings, photos, numbers, and words to help kids understand when and what activities should be taking place. They're a powerful tool that can help kids perform complex tasks, organize their day, or follow a routine

Why is schedule important for autism?
Routine Provides Stress Relief

All individuals, including children with autism, can find relief in knowing what to expect at any given time in their schedule. As your child learns to make sense of their surroundings and expectations, a routine can help them navigate their life with ease and confidence
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