Tiny Steps Kids Routines

Cristal Martinez Caloca

About this app

What if your child did their routine without you having to ask even once?

Tiny Steps turns chaotic mornings (and endless bedtimes) into visual routines your child can follow on their own. No nagging, no repeating yourself, no guilt.

The idea is simple: instead of saying "come on, it's time to brush your teeth, we are going to be late" your child sees the routine on the screen, taps each step when done, and moves forward on their own. You breathe.

How it works

Create a routine in under 2 minutes. Give it a name, add the steps, and upload real photos of your child doing each activity. Kids respond better when they see themselves. The app does the rest.

Your child sees each step one at a time. Tap to mark it done. When everything is complete: confetti and a celebration with their name.

What you can create

Morning routine: from waking up to walking out the door.
Bedtime routine: bath, pajamas, brushing teeth, story time.
After school: backpack, snack, homework.
My jobs: household chores that belong to them.

Or build your own from scratch with whatever steps you need.

Built for kids ages 2 to 8

Large, clear icons. Custom photos. Per-step timers for the easily distracted. Gentle reminders at whatever time you choose. And if you want to hang it on the fridge, you can print the routine as a PDF.

No sign-up. No account. No cloud (unless you go premium).

Everything stays on your phone. Your child's name, photos, routines: nothing leaves your device. No email required, no account created, no data sent to any server.

The trick that works: "the routine says so, not me"

It might not click right away, and that is completely normal. Consistency makes the difference. But many parents tell us that within a week or two, their child walks over to check the app without being asked.

Little by little, anything is possible.

What’s new

Now available in Spanish: A Pasitos. This release adds more avatar choices for your child's profile, replaces date of birth with a simple age range, and fixes a bug where completed routines weren't resetting the next day.