
How your child learns to plan their day independently
Independence starts with understanding what's going to happen. For children who need extra structure, visual day planning is the key to more…

Planning with daylumi: from one sentence to a visual day
Filling an empty planner takes time you do not have on a busy morning. In the renewed daylumi you simply say what is happening today. You ge…

When plans change: swimming is cancelled, now what?
An unexpected change is often harder than a busy day. The change itself is not the problem, the problem is that it stays invisible. daylumi …

Why a top-down day is easier for a child to read
A day you can follow from top to bottom is easier to grasp than a clock or a calendar. Your child sees where they are, what is done and what…

Transitions: making the hardest moment of the day visible
For many children the hard part is not the activity, but the transition between activities. Who is picking me up? Where are we going? What h…