Reward & Behaviour Chart
Build a reward chart your child will love. Pick a few goals, award a star for each day they manage it, and celebrate a full chart. Print it for the wall or save it to your account.
Add a child to start a reward chart
Add each child above, then build a separate reward chart for each.
How it works
- 1
Pick some goals
Choose from common goals or add your own, like brushing teeth or kind hands.
- 2
Award the stars
Tap a star for each day your child manages it through the week.
- 3
Print or save
Print the chart for the wall, or save it to your account for each child.
Common questions
Do reward charts actually work?
For many children, yes, especially for a specific goal like potty training or a calmer bedtime. They work best when they're positive, focus on one or two things at a time, and celebrate effort rather than punishing off days.
What age are reward charts for?
They tend to work well from around two up to early primary age. Younger children respond to immediate, visual rewards like a sticker or star, so keep the goal simple and the reward soon.
Should I take stars away?
Most guidance suggests not removing earned stars, as it can feel discouraging. Keep the focus on catching the good moments and building on them.
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