Ten days of one job

Life skills to practise at home

Home practice is one morning job for ten days, ticked on a card. If it needs a laminated 20-step chart you will not use, it is the wrong job.

Illustration of a parent supporting a child through a daily routine
One job. Ten days. A tick you can see.

Written by the Inclusive Developmental and Therapy Center therapy team · medically reviewed by Dr Muhammad Suffyan, MB BS (GMC 8023727) · Last reviewed September 2026

Pick the job that would change next week

Shoes. Lunch box. Flush. Bag by the door. Use the chores chart and practice log. Coaching: parent coaching.

Illustration of a parent supporting a child through a daily routine
Illustration of a parent supporting a child through a daily routine

School mornings

If the crash is the door, that is also school readiness.

The job that would change next week

Shoes. Lunch box. Flush. Bag by the door. Not all four. Tick ten days on the chores chart or log.

If they do it for the therapist and not for you, book coaching in the room where it fails.

School mornings

If the crash is the door, that is also school readiness. A goodbye that ends is a life skill and a school skill.

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FAQ

At home — questions parents ask

They do it for you and not for me.

Then we coach you live, in the room where it fails. That is the point of coaching.

How long until they are independent?

A step can move in days. A whole morning takes longer. We will not give you a fake date.

They refuse every chore. Is it attitude?

Often the task is too big. Shrink it. If refusal is the whole day, tell us that — it may be load, not character.

Take the first step

Ask about at home

A short, friendly conversation is the best first step. Call, text or WhatsApp us — we’ll listen and guide you, with no pressure.

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