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I got these stickers to use on my Mixbook calendar to help my toddler (and me!) know what outing we’re doing each day. Sadly, they don’t stick on the calendar, but I just roll up a little piece of tape to stick them up there. My toddler likes helping plan our week, looks forward to the different activities we’re going to be doing, and is less likely to fight me on going places because it’s on the calendar, haha. I love the designs, this was the only thing like this I could find! I might upgrade to the full daily planning system as he gets more independent on tasks!
I wish I would have known about these visual tools sooner! I heard of M&B through KC Davis. I'm a SAHM (former teacher) and using these sets has been helpful in so many ways. It breaks down the overwhelming task of keeping house (especially with a full time toddler around) into smaller steps of your choosing. Instead of feeling like there's 1,000 things to do, there's only 14. On a day where you feel like you got nothing done, you can at least see, "Oh yeah, I did take out the trash, start the laundry, unload the dishwasher, provide snacks, etc." It really helps you visually track your progress, no matter if you complete the whole chart everyday or not (I don't).
The illustrations themselves are also so vibrant and joyful to look at, so it's proudly displayed on our fridge, and I really look forward to using it everyday. Thank you for the wide variety of stickers your offer! I purchased a separate chart for my toddler, and we use it to work our way through his AM/PM routines. He loves to use whatever mama is using! It is a pricey investment up front, but it is top notch quality and this will get years and years of use from our family.
We have started to use our Daily/Weekly chart to minimize the nagging and increase the responsibility for our two children. They enjoy the visual reminder and I love how easy and simple it is to manage. We are slowly increasing the tasks as they get comfortable with the system.
I have purchased 3 times ordering different/more packs of reusable stickers to help my AuDHD brain complete tasks. I purchased 4 white boards and creates a massive schedule for the week, more optional but expected activities (daily, weekly, etc). Not only does it help me by allowing me to plan my day the evening before to prevent PDA from kicking in but it also allows my partner to see what I am doing and offer praise when deserved, encouragement when I am struggling, and compassion when I am suffering from other problems due to chronic conditions and can't do as much. It has become a focal point for conversion around tasks and how we can both help each other more.
Wishes:
1 - Resuable stickers are hard to peel. Even with nails I struggle to pick them off to move them. And if I am having a day of bad joint pain it makes it worse. They sell magnet versions but only with their boards. I would honestly pay more for the accessible factor to have magnets.
2 - Spoons/Anti-spoon pack
In needing to learn what my average energy limits are I needed to work backwards. I couldn't deal with starting a made up number. I found it more comfortable to work backwards. Do a task, judge what it cost me or added to me and calculate a number from there.
Using sticker blanks I created an anti-spoon block; pain scales [1-4, 5-7, 8-9, 10], body parts that regularly drain me due to pain, AuDHD symptoms [emotional dysregulation to time blindness], and other factors [Lack of Sleep, Stress, Low Social Battery, Doom Scroll].
Then a pack of 30-40printed spoons maybe with a + and - sticker, would be great for tracking.
3 - Geek Activities
Some of these may be on the activity sheet but I am making so many stickers because their just not available premade;
DnD &/or other TTRPG, Campaign Prep, Creative Writing, Worldbuilding, Outline Chapter, Co-Author Meeting, VR Fitness, VR Game, Video Game, Digital Art, Thumbnails, Traditional Art, Needlework Crafts, Sewing, Knitting, Adult Education, Class/Lesson - Art, Computer, Dance, Lit, Music Instrument, Voice... I'm sure I am missing some but I'll wrap it up here cause I think everyone gets the idea.
There will always be room for more ideas and types.
TL;DR
Worth the investment. 8/10
Needs more premade stickers and additional magnet style sans m&b tracker boards for accessible.
While I feel like the system is very helpful for myself (husband agrees), I do feel like I need each potential sticker to have its own designated magnet. I’ll be ordering additional magnets for that reason. I wish maybe those were a bit cheaper since now I’m adding $100 to my already $200 order, but it does help me. Let me be clear, I AM still going to order them. I do think they’re a nice size, shape, tactile, and uniform. I’ll let you know if I’m still using the system in a year and if it’s really helped. Currently loving the system and all it’s helped me accomplish recently
I am impressed by the system in general with a small issue of missing some obvious stickers. Like doctor appointment or hair appointment. I absolutely love the vinyl one for the door stuck to the window on the door and the stickers are resticking so far no problem. I would also make one for the pets that is wash beds. I would also recommend like a binder or something to put the stickers not being used currently right now they are just like stacked together and I need to figure out a good storage system for them. I can honestly say the bracelet will not be used. My husband has horrible ADHD but refuses to touch it. So good try
Chores + Division of Labor | Reusable Stickers
Magnet check list is weak
Hi James! I'm so sorry that your checklist is weak! This isn't feedback we typically receive, so I'll reach out to you privately to see if you received a defective product.
Just started using the chores with the magnetic chore chart and magnets + stickers, and it has been amazing. I have really enjoyed the visuals and the easy way it can help keep track of tasks, so I can reduce the executive decision making. My only critique might be that the number of stickers/variety felt a bit overwhelming initially where there were some that felt a bit duplicative
So helpful for my ADHD family!
It gets the chaos out of my brain and onto the chart. Helpful to see how much there is and how my spouse can help.
Not sure the value is there for the price point. This should cost a fraction of what it does.
Hi Meghan,
Oh no! First off, I am really sorry that you haven't seen the value in what we've created. I would really love the opportunity to reframe this a bit.
Not all products are created equal, and if you look beyond the physical product itself, you can see that our system is a lot more complicated than it might look at first glance.
Value is created when real research meets creativity meets good design. Our products are based on deep research, years of learning, and real ingenuity. You might be able to find a kids' routine chart at the Dollar Tree, but you will not see the same functionality in the way it actually WORKS. Every aspect of Mighty and Bright's system is intentional, from the reusable stickers, to the clicking noise the magnets make, to the places the charts can hang. It's like comparing a reality TV show to Game of Thrones. They're both TV, but they're in completely different leagues, because a LOT goes on behind the scenes.
This also comes with different costs than a retailer like the Dollar Tree. Our dedication to quality, listening to our customers, and constantly improving takes a lot of time, which costs money. And it's worth it! This is why our product actually WORKS to solve the problem of invisible labor (in addition to being a high quality product). It has a real, proven impact.
As a small business owner, it's really hard to operate a business in a time where the biggest companies are often taking a loss on their products or shipping costs due to abusive business practices, sheer size, or private equity investments. We've seen the results of practices like this when companies like Joann Fabrics first put small retailers out of business, and then go under themselves. They do this to gain your business, because they know companies like mine can't compete. It's not sustainable, and it's not ethical.
While I would love to offer lower prices on everything I've created, I unfortunately don't have the buying power (or frankly, the ethics) of companies like Walmart. I pay a living wage to my small team and I am committed to ethical manufacturing. We also prioritize our charitable program, which donates thousands of dollars in products every year to foster kids, kids with cancer, and more.
I can totally understand why you want the most value possible for every dollar you spend. I do too! I hope all of this makes sense and sheds more light on why what we create has the price tag it does.
Sara
I use these for my children and homeschooling and they're great! My children mark when they're done and I can easily see what it is that I need to check.
They worked so well that I bought the family/weekly system and that has taken the biggest load off of me. I tried what felt like 8.2 million different systems and my family never paid attention to it. At least with these magnets and pictures they know what's going on (but they still don't know when...so if this could be made with space to write the time it's happening...I'd pay for it immediately!) and that is a lot more helpful than all the other systems I've used.
Great
This has been great modeling for my young one and gives us a way to both make sure we are checking off tasks.
This system has been great for our family! I keep finding more items to order. It’s so much fun and helps us all stay organized!
This system has been working so well for my kids that I decided to buy more for my husband and me to have our daily chores on a centralized checklist. Our family has been having fun creating our schedules and checklists with the cute reusable stickers and magnets. Such a great system! I highly recommend!
As a Mom of two ADHD kids keeping them on track is a daily challenge. The task bracelet and visual checklists are a game changer. Could you make this yourself? Of course but who has time for that? It's a well made product that is worth the money.
As a mom, anyway I can support my children through the hard is a win for me. This is creative, and the colors are soft. My children has had less moments of big emotion and I can tell this tool not only helps her know who what when where but also the Sunday night planning is a great bonding moment for her and I.
I also purchased the routine set, which honestly I need to be using also. Very pleased, heard of this on the How Not to Suck at Divorce podcast. Thank you all!!! 🖤
Really helps around the house!
I really love the idea and concept behind the Mighty + Bright calendar system—it’s helped bring structure and routine to our household in a very visual, kid-friendly way. The encouragement in the FAQ to get one calendar per child makes sense, and the bundle with two weekly calendars and a task chart is a great starting point.
However, there are some issues that I hope the company will improve on. One of the biggest frustrations is with the sticker packs. There are many unnecessary duplicates—sometimes four of the same sticker—while there are not enough duplicates of stickers that would be helpful when two kids have the same activity (like a zoo trip). For a system that encourages a calendar per child, it doesn’t quite support that setup in practice.
It would be amazing if customers could build their own sticker sets to better match their family’s actual needs. Some of the pre-made bundles are great, but after ordering ours, I realized that about a third of the stickers aren’t relevant for us. Even including more generic images on stickers that allow us to write in our own activities would be a big help—especially to make things feel more fun for kids than just using handwritten labels.
Also, a quick heads-up: the steel calendars have very strong magnets. While that’s great for staying put, there’s no warning about using them on delicate surfaces. We followed the promotional images and placed ours on our stainless steel fridge—unfortunately, removing them left scratches. A simple note in the packaging would be a helpful addition.
Overall, I love what Mighty + Bright is doing, and with a few thoughtful adjustments, this system could be even more family-friendly and customizable.
Having these charts and stickers in our home helps us stay organized and keeps us talking about how to divide our responsibilities. It feels like we’re on the same team!
Really effective and well designed!