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Dad does bedtime

Let the chart say what comes next.

A printable flip chart for the evening: bath, pyjamas, teeth, two books, lights. Each step comes with a short script, the words to say. Two schedules: one kid, or a toddler and a baby. Written for the nights Dad runs bedtime alone.

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19:05
Tonight · Dad does bedtime

The flip chart

6:45 · BathTen minutes. Towel on the hook first.
7:00 · PyjamasTwo choices, not ten.
7:10 · TeethTimer song, two minutes.
7:15 · Two booksThey pick. Two means two.
Next: teeth

What you get

A printable flip chart with the evening steps, the exact words to say at each step, and two schedules: one kid, or a toddler and a baby. The version for the nights Dad does bedtime.

19:05
Tonight · Dad does bedtime

The flip chart

6:45 · BathTen minutes. Towel on the hook first.
7:00 · PyjamasTwo choices, not ten.
7:10 · TeethTimer song, two minutes.
7:15 · Two booksThey pick. Two means two.
Next: teeth

A flip chart with the evening steps. The chart says what comes next.

19:11
Script · step 3

Teeth

Say"Teeth time. You hold the brush, I hold the timer."Hand over the brush, start the song.
If it stalls"Top teeth or bottom teeth first? You choose."A choice of order, not of whether.
ThenPoint to the chart.Step 4 is books. Let the chart say it.

The words to say at each step, and what to say when it stalls.

16:30
Schedule B

Toddler plus baby

Baby: feed6:30
Toddler: bath6:45
Baby: down7:00
Toddler: two books7:15
Lights out7:30
One parent, two kids

Two schedules, including a toddler and a baby at once.

18:40
Before you start

The Dad page

1Phone in the kitchen until lights out.
2Same order every night, even when it runs late.
3One heads-up before each step, then the chart.
US LetterA4Print at home

The Dad page: three rules for the night you run it alone.

How it works

Step 1

Print the flip chart and fold it. Eight steps, one picture each, no reading needed.

Step 2

Read the script page once. Two or three short lines per step: what to say, and what to say when it stalls.

Step 3

Pick the schedule: one kid, or a toddler plus a baby. Stick it on the fridge.

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Who it is for

Dads doing bedtime solo

Mom has a night out or a late shift. The chart and the scripts hold the order, so you do not have to invent it at 7 pm.

Two kids under five

One schedule is for a toddler and a baby at the same time: who goes first, what the older one does while you wait.

Anyone tired of repeating

The chart points to the next step. You point to the chart instead of saying it again.

Pricing

Dad Bedtime

$9one-time, printable PDF

Flip chart, parent scripts for every step, two schedules, the Dad-does-bedtime page. Print as many copies as you need.

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How this compares

Printable bedtime charts sell for $3 to $6 and come without a single word for the parent. Guides with scripts sell for $9 to $12. This is the chart plus the words, written for the night you run it alone.

Why we are building this

Make a reusable checklist. Checklists helped immensely for us.

a dad on r/daddit, September 2025, 20 upvotes

How do I keep him occupied/safe/reasonably quiet while putting his sister down?

a parent on r/Parenting, June 2025

Questions

What age is it for?

Roughly 2 to 6. The pictures work before your kid can read. The scripts are for you.

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