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Caregiver handover sheet

One sheet a day that travels with your child between parents, grandparents, helpers and centres, so nobody has to remember the details.

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Use it with: Visual routine builder · How to make a visual routine chart that gets you out the door

TodayMorning (handed over at ____ )Afternoon and evening (handed over at ____ )
Meals and milkWhat and roughly how much, and when
Sleep and napsFrom and to
Toilet or nappiesAnything unusual
Mood and healthHow they seemed; any knocks, rashes or temperature
Medicine givenOnly as the parent instructed: name, dose, time, given by
What we didPlay, outings, homework
Coming upPick-ups, classes, appointments
Message for the next carer

Tasks for the carer

Copy the adult steps from your routine charts, or print them from the Visual Routine Builder's caregiver handover list.

Call a parent if

Agree the list together, for example a fever, a fall or knock to the head, a child who will not eat or drink, or anything that worries you.

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About our child: For a new carer

Fill this in once and update it when things change. It helps a grandparent, helper or relief carer start the day the way your child expects.

AboutWhat the carer should know
Daily rhythmUsual wake, meal, nap and bed times
FoodLikes, dislikes, foods to avoid and allergies
ComfortComfort items, how they like to be settled
Words they useFor the toilet, for being hungry, for feeling unwell
ScreensWhat, when and for how long
Rules we keepBedtime, sweets, outdoor play, going out
Medical notesConditions, regular medicines, where the Child Health Booklet is kept
Who to callParents first, then the people on the Backup-Care Contact Sheet

This sheet records what happened; it is not a health check. If you are worried about your child's health or development, talk to your family doctor and bring the Child Health Booklet. Keep this sheet at home or with the carer; do not post it online.

Updated 10 October 2026. Print on A4, portrait. Print page 1 as often as you need; fill in page 2 once.