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Home routines

Getting ready in the morning, winding down at night, moving from one step to the next. Some people do best when they can see the day laid out.

What to look for

  • Pictures, color, sound or voice, whatever the person follows best.
  • Whether it works without Wi-Fi or an app.
  • One-time purchase versus a subscription.

Questions to ask first

  • Did the person help pick the steps and pictures?
  • Does it need a tablet or smartphone they already have?
  • Who updates it when the routine changes?

Good to know

Some of the simplest tools are battery powered with no app at all.

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Questions people ask

What helps an autistic adult follow a morning routine?

Picture-based schedule apps and visual timers are common choices. The best one is the one the person likes using.

Are there visual timers without an app?

Yes. Some are battery powered and need no app or Wi-Fi.

Do routine apps cost money?

Some are free with an optional upgrade, and some are a one-time purchase.