** WIN ** Red Bus Reward Chart

I doubt there’s a parent on the planet who hasn’t despaired of their child’s behaviour at one time or another, I know I have. Over the last few years we have experimented with a number of techniques to encourage good behaviour from time out, the “naughty step” and a variety of reward charts, and the latter has definitely been the most successful.

The multi-award winning Red Bus Reward Chart from TotsUp is one of my absolute favourites and works to motivate, encourage and reward good behaviour. Created by a Mum, the reward chart comes in the form of a bright 3D bus with 10 magnetic passengers to start their journey on the bus stop. Each time your child achieves a goal they chose a passenger to place on the bus. Naming the passengers and talking about where they might be going is a great way to turn the reward chart into a conversation starter and can really help to engage children and motivate them to achieve their goals. 

The set comes with the magnetic bus, bus stop, 10 magnetic passengers and adjective letters to personalise the bus for your child. It is hard wearing, wipes clean, and comes in a presentation box. The chart retails at £22.95 and comes with free delivery here at amazon.

TotsUp are offering one lucky winner the chance to win a Red Bus Reward Chart by entering via the link below. One winner will be chosen at random and notified via email at close of giveaway on August 11th. Good luck!

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61 Comments

  1. This would be perfect for my bus loving little nephew. It would really help when rewarding him with good behaviour.

  2. My eldest daughter (4) has Epilepsy which effects her behaviour at times, with her starting ‘big school’ in September I’d like to focus on helping her to view situations more positively. Which is why I’d like to try out a reward chart with a difference, I know she would have a lot of enjoyment with this chart and sort of turn it into a game, which could result in more positive and better behaviour in the long-run.

    1. Id love to win for my little girl who currently likes having her own jobs to do around the house xx

  3. My granddaughter is 3 next month and this would be a great time to try rewards to encourage good behaviour

  4. twins rose and teresa love the london red buses so would be so excited with this reward chart so let me win as I would have two very good little girls keen to earn awards!

  5. My daughter goes through stages of temper tantrums or where she starts pushing boundaries (I guess like most children). I’m worried that spending so much time together over the holidays may cause friction or start the boundary pushing again – this reward chart would be perfect for keeping her on track and keeping everyday positive and motivating for us both.

  6. I’d like to win as we use visual aids with my autistic boys and we haven’t used one like this before.

  7. Looks like a great practical, durable, product for focusing on the positive :- Thus encouraging Positivity ( behaviour, attitude, culture, etc) , thus hopefully nourishing and nurturing Health and Wellbeing.

  8. I’d love to win as it would be ideal for my son, to teach and reward positive behaviour

  9. I would like to win for my daughter to encourage her to jobs she really doesn’t like doing.

  10. Our youngest will soon be able to understand and participate in rewards for good behaviour and the bus is seriously cute.

  11. This would be useful in encouraging my Grandchildren to behave better when they are here. My son (their Dad) moved back home a few years ago so they visit midweek & every other weekend. They don’t get any discipline or reminders about behaviour at home so this would help focus them when they come here, to do things like remember their manners & tidy up after themselves.

  12. Love to win this for my grandson, it would be ideal for him as his behaviour can be challenging at time

  13. This would be great for my son who has SEN and challenging behaviour. He LOVES buses, this would be a great way for him to interact with his rewards as it would interest him and encourage positive behaviour!

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