Two planners for the whole journey — from the first weeks of pregnancy to your baby's first birthday. Use the Pregnancy Planner week by week, with appointments, a birth plan and a hospital bag list. Then switch to Baby's First Year to log feeds, diapers and sleep, write down growth and checkups, and keep every first and favorite. Print them or use them on a tablet, with clickable contents in both.

WHAT'S INSIDE (4 PDF files, 199 pages per paper size):

• Pregnancy Planner & Journal (68 pages) — about me & my pregnancy, contacts, weeks at a glance, urgent warning signs page (based on the CDC "Hear Her" campaign), appointment log, tests & screenings, a page for every week 1–42, trimester plans, kick counts, contraction timer, birth preferences, hospital bag checklist, baby names, baby budget, and the first days after birth

• Baby's First Year Log & Memory Book (131 pages) — birth details and first photo, contacts with the Poison Help number, health information, growth and vaccination records, firsts, daily rhythm, notes for the babysitter; 12 month pages; 56 daily logs for months 1–3 (feeds, diapers, 24-hour sleep chart); 36 weekly logs for months 4–12; doctor visits, sick days, first foods, letters to your baby and a first birthday page

IN BOTH PLANNERS:

• Hyperlinked contents and bookmarks — jump to any week or month in one tap

• Undated — start any week

• Pages to bring to your appointments

FEATURES:

• Both planners in US Letter and A4

• Print at home, or use them in GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo and other PDF annotation apps

• Language: English

A thoughtful gift for a mom-to-be, a baby shower or a pregnancy announcement.

HOW IT WORKS:

1. Buy and download the zip instantly.

2. Open the folder for your paper size.

3. Start with the Pregnancy Planner, and switch to Baby's First Year when your baby arrives.

LICENSE: personal use only. Print as many copies as you like for yourself and your family. Reselling or sharing the files is not allowed.

This is a digital product — nothing will be shipped.

These planners are for notes and memories and do not replace medical advice. Follow your doctor's, midwife's and pediatrician's guidance. In an emergency, call 911.