new year, new calendar pt. II:

The Resources

Are you someone who buys planners with all the intentions in the world to “Stick to it this year!” and then it collects dust in a pile somewhere? Are you wanting something that can organize everyone’s life so your partner and kids stop asking you (or acting shocked about) what the plan for the day is? Have you been a part of the neurodivergent community for as long as you can remember or among the many people finally figuring out why executive function tasks have been so difficult for your brain? Then, welcome! These resources are all created with neurodivergence and accessibility in mind - but can be also be used by anyone who finds them helpful and visually pleasing. There are options to print, download or buy a physical tool, just look below! Alright, done with the sales pitch: bottom line as always is, hope this helps you try something new, learn about yourself and/or create new ideas.

First Up: Some planners created by me and available under the “Products” tab.

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Above are some examples of planners you can download and easily use on something like Good Notes (not sponsored). Or, you can download it and then print it off into your own booklet. This is something I created and you can find it here, under the “Products” tab. I set it up to send you a Canva template, so you will get a pdf with a link to click. Click the link, open and edit as needed and then you can download for yourself.

Below are affiliated links to additional calendar and planning material. These options are dry erase options I have mostly recommended to families. The feedback I get is that:

1. Kids love the dry erase aspect, so get more into creating the schedule
2. They can go in high traffic areas so everyone in the household can refer to them
3. There is flexibility in how you use them, and some are even customizable!