Skip to content Vacations deliberately interrupt the familiar rhythm. Children get a break from school and daycare, fixed routines can become more relaxed, and there’s time to recharge.
For working parents, this also changes daily organization: childcare, work hours, and family routines need to work together in new ways. Where familiar structures fall away, additional coordination is often needed.
This is also an opportunity: Because daily life is already different, new routines can be tried out with more flexibility—starting with just a few tasks, visible responsibilities, and time to adjust together.
What works well can later be carried over into regular family life.
That’s exactly why summer vacation is the perfect time for many families to start with a few tasks, try out new routines, and discover together what works in their own daily life.
Shape responsibility together.
The easyfaM Taskboard brings tasks, responsibilities, and progress out of individual heads and into shared space. Children and adults gain a common overview and can carry responsibility together more reliably.
Summer Special · incl. 19% VAT, plus shipping
You know what still needs to be done. Some tasks have been discussed, others come up spontaneously. The kids could have been doing more for a while now—but you still often have to explain, remind, and follow up individually.
It’s not just about who sets the table today or sorts the laundry. The real coordination work lies in
The easyfaM Taskboard brings this work into a shared, visible framework. Tasks and contributions become transparent, children can participate in age-appropriate ways, and the family develops agreements everyone can refer to.
More shared overview.
Clearer agreements. More independent participation—and less daily coordination that falls on one person.
Vacation rhythm as a testing ground
When established routines become more relaxed, space can open up to try out new agreements calmly. Summer is a particularly good opportunity—though a good start is possible at any time of year.
Family organization is not an end in itself. It should free up attention, facilitate cooperation, and create room for different life goals.
Children and adults can visibly take on contributions. Family work becomes more discussable as a partnership—including between partners.
When avoidable coordination loops decrease, more energy can remain available for relationships, rest, professional engagement, career, and personal interests.
easyfaM addresses the part of work-life balance that families can shape through their own organization. Good working conditions, reliable childcare, and social infrastructure remain independent prerequisites.
The possibilities lie not just in individual household tasks, but in the changes you want to initiate together.
The Taskboard combines visible materials with brief, recurring agreements. Its impact comes from shared use.
Family organization often happens in apps, calendars, or in individual people’s heads. The easyfaM Taskboard gives it a fixed place in shared living space.
The coins can be touched, selected, and moved. The figures make responsibilities personally visible. The Board stays present and can be used directly by children and adults.
With 128 symbol stickers and blank spaces, you can represent recurring weekly and daily tasks to fit your family. The examples show the content of the coins—the real application lies in shared organization and participation.
A small, shared start creates orientation and leaves room for learning and adjusting.
Use names or photos so each family member recognizes their figure directly.
Start with a few recurring tasks and expand your set step by step.
Discuss responsibilities, timeframes, and the desired outcome together.
Place the Board visibly and bring it to your center for planning or reflection.
The professional depth supports the application. On the shop page it becomes briefly visible without explaining the Taskboard as a complete pedagogical system.
Make work visible, take responsibility, evaluate experiences, and develop processes together.
Create an accessible, prepared environment in which children can act increasingly independently.
Understand spaces and materials as co-creators of encounter, dialogue, and collaborative solution development.
The Taskboard creates favorable conditions for visibility, participation, and reflection. It does not automatically generate independence, partnership, or skills—what matters is shared, appropriate use.
1× Inventory board with stand and connecting screws
4× Personal figures with stands
12× Wooden pins with green and red ends
20× Magnetic coins
128× Stickers: 70 green and 58 white
1× Instructions for setup, preparation, and weekly check
The basic set is designed for up to four people. An expansion set is available for additional family members.
Age and safety: Particularly suitable for families with children from about five years old. The organization tool contains small parts and is not suitable for children under four years.
Concrete user experiences are more meaningful than general promises of effectiveness.
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An external perspective can show how setup, materials, and use are experienced in practice.
Clear answers support a realistic purchase decision and show how flexibly the Taskboard can be used.
It is particularly suitable for families with children from about five years old. What matters is that the child understands the symbols and can safely handle the small parts used.
No. Families can choose between free choice, joint agreement, and clearly assigned tasks. What’s important is that decision-making spaces are understandable and age-appropriate.
Yes. The tasks and contributions of adults can also become visible. The Board can thus create a practical starting point for looking at family work and Mental Load together and making new agreements.
The Taskboard is primarily an organization and participation tool. Completed tasks become visible and can be acknowledged. Additional rewards are not required for its basic function.
The Board does not replace negotiation. Resistance can point to an unclear task, an inconvenient time, being overwhelmed, or lack of participation. Start with a few tasks and discuss together what is sustainable.
easyfaM draws on selected ideas from Montessori and Reggio and independently applies them to organizing family life. The Taskboard does not claim to be a complete Montessori or Reggio concept.
Yes. With the expansion set, the Taskboard can be extended by two more figures and additional materials.
Start with a few tasks, develop appropriate agreements, and create a shared place for family work, participation, and reflection.
Summer Special · incl. 19% VAT, plus shipping
