Master To Do List for Memory Support

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Keeping To Do's in a central location will help a person with memory support needs naturally keep on top of what needs to be done — and what's already been done.

This kit includes two Task Strips — one can be placed in the bathroom, and another in a location where the user naturally looks as part of their routine (such as a refrigerator door).

Task Strips are made of a unique material that can repeatedly adhere to any surface — such as walls, doors, or refrigerators — and still work with our magnets.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

This set includes:

  • Two Mighty + Bright soft magnetic task "strips"  
  • Set of 14 resin magnets
  • Master To Do list sticker sheet, which includes 23 stickers:
    • Move "Today" on Weekly Calendar
    • Reset "By the Door" Checklist
    • Reset Bathroom Checklist
    • Morning Grooming
    • Evening Grooming
    • Move Your Body
    • Eat a Snack
    • Eat Breakfast
    • Eat Lunch
    • Eat Dinner
    • Check Blood Pressure
    • Morning Pills
    • Afternoon Pills
    • Evening Pills
    • Inhaler
    • Injection (x2)
    • Vitamins and Supplements (x2)
    • Feed Pets (x2)
    • Walk the Dog
    • Clean Litterbox

Our products are developed by humans (with science degrees!) and hand drawn by our founder.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Memory Care Master To-Do List

How does a visual master to-do list help with dementia and memory support?

Keeping daily tasks in a central, visible location helps individuals with memory loss easily see what needs to be done and instantly verify what has already been completed. This prevents missed medications or repeated tasks and builds confidence without needing constant verbal reminders.

What daily routines are included on this memory support checklist?

The master to-do set includes 23 essential daily task clings covering morning and evening grooming, medication tracking (morning, afternoon, evening pills, inhalers, and injections), blood pressure checks, meals, water, and pet care.

Where should this visual daily schedule be placed for best results?

It should be placed directly in high-traffic places where the person naturally looks as part of their existing routine—such as the bathroom mirror for grooming or the refrigerator door for meals and medication prompts.