The chart designed just for your kid. Free.
Designed by a BCBA. Personalized in 60 seconds. Printable, so you can put it on the fridge tonight.
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Hi, I'm Dara.
I've been working in behavioral therapy as an RBT, BCaBA, and currently as a BCBA — a Board Certified Behavior Analyst — with kids in schools, homes, and clinics. I built Unbothered Kids because parents deserve tools that are actually designed for their kid, not generic printables. Every chart on this site is built on real behavior science, and it's all free.
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What chores are actually fair at each age?
Most charts fail because they ask for more than a kid can do independently. Pick your kid's age and start with jobs they can finish without a fight.
How old is your kid?
Ages 5–6
Two-step jobs with a picture or checklist cue. They can start on a reminder and finish on their own.
Chores
- • Make the bed (loosely)
- • Set the table
- • Match clean socks
- • Water the plants
- • Clear their spot after meals
- • Sort recycling
Self-care & responsibilities
- • Get dressed without help
- • Brush teeth morning and night
- • Pack their backpack with a checklist
See every age group
Ages 3–4
- • Put toys in the bin
- • Put dirty clothes in the hamper
- • Feed the pet (with help)
- • Wipe up spills with a cloth
- • Put books back on the shelf
- • Throw trash in the can
- • Wash hands before eating
- • Carry their plate to the counter
- • Put shoes by the door
Ages 5–6
- • Make the bed (loosely)
- • Set the table
- • Match clean socks
- • Water the plants
- • Clear their spot after meals
- • Sort recycling
- • Get dressed without help
- • Brush teeth morning and night
- • Pack their backpack with a checklist
Ages 7–9
- • Load or unload the dishwasher
- • Take out the trash
- • Fold and put away laundry
- • Vacuum one room
- • Wipe bathroom counters
- • Walk or feed the pet
- • Start homework at a set time
- • Set out clothes for tomorrow
- • Keep track of library books or school forms
Ages 10–12
- • Run a load of laundry start to finish
- • Help plan and prep a simple meal
- • Clean the bathroom
- • Mow, rake, or shovel (with supervision)
- • Change bed sheets
- • Watch a younger sibling briefly
- • Manage their own morning routine
- • Track assignments and due dates
- • Charge and put away their devices at bedtime
Why this one actually sticks
Built around your kid
The habits, the wording, and the layout change based on their age and what you're actually working on.
Sized to your real life
Two minutes a day? You get a three-row chart. All in? You get the full version. No guilt either way.
Rewards they care about
The reward ladder is built around what motivates your kid — screen time, snacks, LEGO, or time with you.
Kids pick their own sidekick
When you choose the digital chart, your child gets to choose a character and ring color. They earn stars, move along the reward path, and build pride — not just compliance.
Milo
Finn
Kai
Theo
Nia
Ellie
Luna
Zuri
Chip
Floppy
Ember
Pip
Hoot
Shelly
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Tools that make routines easier
A few parent-tested products that pair well with your chart. Links will be affiliate-based and help keep Unbothered Kids free.
Fidget Spinner Set
Small hand fidgets for focus breaks between tasks.
Affiliate link coming soonSensory Visual Schedule
Picture cards for morning, bedtime, and transition routines.
Affiliate link coming soonWeighted Lap Pad
Gentle pressure for calm during homework or reading time.
Affiliate link coming soonAdjustable Timer
A visual countdown kids can see and understand.
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Set up an account for an interactive Digital Chart Game your kids will love
One tap sign-in by email — no password. Stars, streaks, sidekicks and a reward path your child moves along all week.
Questions parents ask
Is it really free?
Yes — the basic printable chart and the digital interactive chart are both currently free to try. In the future, Unbothered Kids may offer Personalized Behavior Plans and additional digital services for purchase.
How long does it take?
About 60 to 90 seconds. Ten short questions, one screen at a time.
What ages is this for?
Kids 3 to 12. The habits and wording adjust to your kid's age.
What if sticker charts already failed for us?
Most generic charts fail because they track the wrong things or ask too much of the parent. This one is sized to the time you actually have, and built around what motivates your kid specifically.
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