Keeping routines connected across two homes
Clear practical notes, with your child’s day at the centre.
Keep the child at the centre
Share what matters for your child’s day: sleep, food, school and feelings.
Use one shared note
A single place for updates means fewer messages and fewer surprises.
Keep familiar anchors
The same bedtime book or song in both homes can help transitions.
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