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Pregnancy Printable Collection: 10 PDFs for Mamas

The complete paper companion from first positive test to your baby's first birthday: the full Pregnancy Memory Toolkit plus six more PDFs covering baby milestones, your partner's perspective, pregnancy affirmations, nursery planning, maternity leave, and new mama self-care. Ten printable PDFs at less than a third of the individual price.

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What is in the library

Every printable in this cluster, designed to be used together. Use them as a full library or pick the one you need on any given day.

1. Pregnancy Memory Journal (36 pages)

$14.99 separately

40 guided trimester prompts, milestone pages, bump photo placeholders, letters to baby, and a birth day record. The keepsake core.

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2. Weekly Pregnancy Tracker (44 pages)

$14.99 separately

A one-page spread for each week (weeks 4 to 40): symptoms, energy level, weight if you track it, a weekly highlight, and a note to baby.

3. Birth Preferences Worksheet (14 pages)

$14.99 separately

Structured for your birth team: pain management options, environment preferences, labour support, newborn care decisions, and a quick-reference one-pager.

4. Postpartum Recovery Plan (16 pages)

$14.99 separately

Fourth trimester planning: physical recovery milestones, help roster, feeding tracker, mood check-in pages, and a self-compassion practice for the identity shift of new motherhood.

5. First Year Baby Milestone Journal (28 pages)

$14.99 separately

Monthly milestone pages from birth to 12 months: developmental milestones, first moments, funny things you did, letters from mama. Print once, fill in each month.

6. Partner Pregnancy Journal (20 pages)

$14.99 separately

Prompts for the co-parent's perspective: hopes and fears before birth, pregnancy highlights from their view, birth day notes, and reflections on becoming a parent. A keepsake for both of you.

7. Pregnancy Affirmations and Mindset Pages (18 pages)

$14.99 separately

For the anxiety and fear that come alongside joy: a fear-release exercise per trimester, daily affirmation pages, a "what I am trusting my body to do" log, and a birth visualization guide.

8. Nursery and Nesting Planner (16 pages)

$14.99 separately

Practical planning for the baby space and home: nursery checklist, registry tracker, hospital bag packing list, meal prep log, and a post-birth home setup guide.

9. Maternity Leave Planner (20 pages)

$14.99 separately

Work handover notes, coverage plan, return-to-work thoughts (when ready), and boundary-setting scripts for the "when are you coming back?" conversations. Keep the work stress out of your maternity leave.

10. New Mama Self-Care Journal (22 pages)

$14.99 separately

For the identity shift of new motherhood: who am I now prompts, a needs inventory (yours, not just the baby's), a "good enough" daily log, and a 6-week check-in with yourself.

Format details

Format10 PDFs delivered as one ZIP file
Total pages~234 pages across 10 PDFs
Paper sizesUS Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4 included in every file
LicensePersonal use; reprint any PDF as often as you need
DeliveryInstant download after purchase

Who this is for

Pregnancy is the one experience where most women wish they had written more down. The memory journal handles the keepsake side. The weekly tracker handles the physical record. Together they cover everything from the first trimester through birth.

The six extra PDFs extend the system before and after: a partner journal so the co-parent has their own record, affirmation pages for the fear that comes alongside joy, a nursery planner so the practical side is handled, a maternity leave planner so work is off your mind, a first-year milestones journal so baby's first year is documented too, and a new mama journal for the identity shift nobody warns you about.

This collection is a keepsake and planning system, not a medical guide. Always follow your midwife or OB's advice for clinical decisions.

Frequently asked questions

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What is included in the Pregnancy Printable Collection?

Ten printable PDFs: Pregnancy Memory Journal, Weekly Pregnancy Tracker, Birth Preferences Worksheet, Postpartum Recovery Plan, First Year Baby Milestone Journal, Partner Pregnancy Journal, Pregnancy Affirmations and Mindset Pages, Nursery and Nesting Planner, Maternity Leave Planner, and New Mama Self-Care Journal. Approximately 234 pages total.

Is the Pregnancy Memory Toolkit included?

Yes. PDFs 1 to 4 are the complete Pregnancy Memory Toolkit. The collection adds six more PDFs extending the system from pregnancy through the first year.

Can I use this for a second pregnancy?

Yes. Because everything is a printable PDF, you print fresh pages for each pregnancy. Many mamas find comparing their two pregnancy journals is one of the most meaningful keepsakes.

When should I start?

Anytime after a positive test. The weekly tracker starts at week 4. The birth preferences worksheet is most useful from about week 28. The postpartum and maternity leave planners are best completed before your due date. The first year milestones journal starts at birth.

Is the birth preferences worksheet a medical document?

No. It is a communication tool for your birth team. Your midwife or OB guides what is medically possible in your specific situation.

How is it delivered?

Instant digital download. Once payment is confirmed, you get a single ZIP with all 10 PDFs.

What paper size does it print on?

Both US Letter (8.5 by 11 in) and A4 are included in every PDF.

Designed by the Journalyn team. We design printable journals for women across life stages. This collection is a keepsake and planning system, not a medical record or clinical guide. Always follow your healthcare provider's advice for medical decisions during pregnancy and postpartum.

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