FreePrintable.net: Pregnancy Planner (New Site!)

Published: Tue, 03/07/23

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The Gestating Edition

The newest addition to the FreePrintable.net site has been “gestating” for awhile. (Sorry for the dad joke.) PrintablePregnancyPlanner.com has launched with dozens of forms, charts, and logs of use to pregnant people. The printables range from trimester trackers to baby supply lists.

This issue of the newsletter also has an overview of St. Patrick’s Day printables. I’ll have a bigger roundup closer to the holiday. But first, if you live somewhere that observes Daylight Saving time, remember to turn your clocks forward an hour on March 12.

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Pregnancy Planner

I’m pleased to announce a new arrival: PrintablePregnancyPlanner.com.

This site has a broad selection of carefully created forms, charts, logs, journals, lists, and more, all with expectant parents in mind. Simply print the forms and put them together to create a personal planner. The printables are color-coordinated with attractive page headers and accents.

You’ll find printables for the trying-to-conceive stage as well as each trimester and labor and birth. PrintablePregnancyPlanner.com has trackers for fertility, nausea, baby kicks, and more.

There are several to-do lists and checklists at the site. Some of the templates have suggested steps or items filled in by trimester. Plus, print shopping lists for baby as well as packing lists for the birth and a registry worksheet.

The site has a category for medical forms, such as an appointment schedule, medication and vitamins tracker, and logs for blood sugar and blood pressure.

For when baby is born, there’s a labor contact list, a birth preferences plan, and several lists for baby needs.

Other printables at the site include: a baby name worksheet, a sleep tracker, a relaxation technique log, a meal planner, and lots more.

I’ll be adding to this site in the future, so please let me know what types of pregnancy-related printables you or someone in your life would find helpful. Thanks!

There’s a free PDF version of each item at PrintablePregnancyPlanner.com. Just download, print, and write on the forms by hand. For a version you can type into before printing, pay just $4 for an editable DOC (Microsoft Word) file. Or, get the entire collection of nearly 40 printables for $19 in one convenient download.

St. Patrick's Day

Be ready St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 by downloading printables from the FreePrintable.net sites. There are hundreds from which to choose, each with a free version.

You’ll find holiday gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net, coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, and stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net.

There are printables for parties, too. Print a St. Patrick’s Day banner at PrintableBanners.net or choose a flyer from PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. Or, download colorful borders at PageBorders.net.

The commemorative holiday certificate at FreePrintableCertificates.net makes a fun gift. If you need to send a St. Patrick’s Day fax, there are themed fax cover sheets at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

The St. Patrick’s Day printables feature colorful leprechauns, pot of gold, clovers, lucky horseshoes, and other iconic images.

You can also opt to get 40 specially curated St. Paddy’s printables as a Pack in one handy download, just $11 with the 10% newsletter subscriber discount.

Thanks for sending me your ideas for new printables! I also welcome ideas for new sites. Be sure to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. You’ll be the first to find out what’s next. Happy printing!

Kudos

I want to reiterate how much I appreciate your suggestions for new printables! Recently, Lois R. wrote in with an idea for a medical form, and we’ve now placed it on our to-do list.

“Let me thank you for all the forms you have placed on this site. I have been using them for 15 years or more,” Lois wrote. “Thank you for all you do to help.”

Popular Printables

Speaking of future additions, this week I checked out what’s being downloaded the most across all my FreePrintable.net sites. Seeing what’s most popular helps me to decide what to add next.

All the usual favorites are in the Top 20, along with a couple of newly popular printables.

Leading the pack is printable paper (lined and graph) from PrintablePaper.net. The most-downloaded rulers from PrintableRulers.net are the standard 12-inch and mini rulers.

The monthly 2023 calendars are also being downloaded a lot.

The most popular family trees are a basic, blank illustrated version and one with room for seven generations with vital statistics.

The most-downloaded map is of South America, and a world map is popular as well.

New to the Top 20 is a blood pressure tracking chart from the medical forms site.

Rounding out the most-downloaded printables are: page borders, a to-do list, a pre-employment physical form, a master grocery list, and a fax cover sheet.

To see what’s popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

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