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Daily Schedule and Time Management for parents
Highest Rated
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(15 ratings)
2,518 students

Daily Schedule and Time Management for parents

For parents that want the best for their children
Highest Rated
Created byInbar Rozing
Last updated 8/2021
English
English

What you'll learn

  • The importance of order
  • What is a daily schedule?
  • Different types of a daily schedule
  • What should we include in a daily schedule?
  • Who benefits from the daily schedule?
  • An example of a good daily schedule
  • An example of unorganized daily schedule
  • Constructing a daily schedule
  • Daily routines
  • Advantages of a daily schedule

Course content

1 section • 15 lectures • 31m total length

  • Introduction2:22

    Adopt a daily schedule to manage feeding, sleep, and diaper changes for your child during the two to six year growth phase, building confidence for busy working parents.

  • The importance of order2:59

    Explore how order shapes daily life and time management, show that we decide what our life will look like, and why a daily schedule and agenda matter for parents.

  • What is a daily schedule?1:59

    Define the daily schedule as a timed, ordered sequence of actions that builds order, stability, and a ritual, since there is always a schedule from waking to sleeping.

  • Different types of a daily schedule2:20

    Explore three daily schedule types for families: structured and constant, partially organized, and unstructured. Learn how timing and shared routines simplify actions for kids.

  • What should we include in a daily schedule?1:27

    Explore how daily schedules create patterns and empower you to organize chores, leisure, time together, and time alone. Learn to balance essential tasks with family time and personal moments.

  • Who benefits from the daily schedule?2:26

    Identify who benefits from the daily schedule, showing adults may use it for chores, while children under six rely on structure for a sense of time and security.

  • An example of a good daily schedule1:31

    Explore an example of a good daily schedule for parents. Cover a structured morning routine, school drop-off, afternoon activities, dinner, bedtime, and planning for tomorrow.

  • An example of unorganized daily schedule1:10

    Explore an example of an unorganized daily schedule, from seven thirty wake up to random bedtimes, highlighting frustration at school departure and evening routines like dinner and TV.

  • Constructing a daily schedule2:10

    Construct a daily schedule by listing tasks (chores, reading, play) and placing them into morning, afternoon, evening, and night slots, with a weekly calendar and kid-friendly visuals.

  • Creating a weekly schedule3:21

    Create a synchronized family weekly schedule to plan ahead. Include key members and track chores, leisure, time together, and events with a visual board.

  • Daily routines1:16

    Learn to create daily routines that support a smooth schedule, with a morning routine from brushing teeth, washing face, dressing, breakfast, to leaving for school, involving kids.

  • A better schedule1:52

    Develop a schedule with breakfast conversations, holidays and birthdays updates, and use special classes to build social skills, tolerance, and patience while tailoring activities to extroverted or introverted children.

  • Advantages of a daily schedule3:02

    The daily schedule offers security, stability, order, and sequence, empowering parents and helping children feel safe, predictable, and capable as routines guide morning and drop-off steps.

  • Pay attention2:07

    Discover how to organize the daily schedule with three time reservations: parents' time, alone time with the child, and family time, to strengthen relationships and support child development.

  • Summary1:45

    Create a family-centered daily schedule that adapts to holidays and changing days, includes chores like groceries, cleaning, and laundry, and supports effective time management.

Requirements

  • A desire to be a better parent

Description

This course is created to help working parents, that want to spend more time with their children, but struggle to do so due to time management.

Therefore, this course is short, but has all the relevant information to turn your life for the better and use time efficiently.

My name is Amber Rozing and I am a counselor with a Master of Education degree and speciality in preschoolers.

I have experience working as a kindergarten teacher and as a school counselor.

As an experienced parents counselor, I have talked on different topics with parents, and constructing a daily schedule is definitely an important asset.

We will go over how to construct a daily schedule from scratch, and create daily routines, to help implement the schedule with the kids.

After implementing the guidelines of this course, you should have a much better organized day, and the stress levels at home should be lower.


The course is fast paced, but it will still go over the following topics:

  1. The importance of order.

  2. What is a daily schedule?

  3. Different types of a daily schedule.

  4. What should we include in a daily schedule?

  5. Who benefits from the daily schedule?

  6. An example of a good daily schedule.

  7. An example of unorganized daily schedule.

  8. Constructing a daily schedule.

  9. Creating a weekly schedule.

  10. Daily routines.

  11. Creating a better schedule.

  12. Advantages of a daily schedule


So let's get started!

Who this course is for:

  • Parents to children between the ages of 2 to 6 years old, who want to be better at managing their time and living a better life with their kids

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