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7-Day Caregiver Signal Chart

Small daily notes can reveal a pattern.

Use this caregiver-light chart for seven days to organize the main signals that often matter: sleep, food rhythm, hydration, digestion, bowel rhythm, sensory load, stress, breathing and regulation, meaningful connection, energy, movement, recovery, and caregiver observations.

You do not need perfect records. Two or three minutes a day is enough to begin.

Simple by design

Quick daily signals plus space for the notes that matter.

The printable version separates the fast daily check from larger spaces for food rhythm, changes, and caregiver notes. It ends with a short weekly review.

Seven-day preview

Track the same core signals across one week

Circle or write one short word for each quick signal. Use the daily detail area only when a note adds useful context.

Breathing / regulation means noticeable comfort, change, or difficulty settling. It is not clinical breathing monitoring. Meaningful connection can be quiet, safe contact with one trusted person; more social activity is not automatically better.

After Day 7

Turn the week into one clearer written reflection

Review what repeated, what created pressure, what created ease, and what may be useful to observe next.

When you want help organizing the week, submit a voice note and intake through TerrainIntent for a First Map Signal or Caregiver Terrain Map Review.