This free printable visual schedule breaks the routine into small, clear picture steps your child can follow independently — the same forward-chaining approach occupational therapists and ABA practitioners use to teach daily living skills.
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Most families start introducing a visual schedule alongside readiness signs (staying dry for longer stretches, showing interest) rather than a fixed age — timing varies a lot for autistic children.
Keep early sessions short and low-pressure, and pair the schedule with a preferred reward for completing even just the first couple of steps, building tolerance gradually.
Laminate it and post it at child's eye level on the bathroom wall or door, so it's visible exactly when needed.