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Printables for the bits of parenting that need a chart
149 sheets you can print at home tonight: hospital bag checklists, newborn logs, potty charts, colouring pages and tracing practice. No account, no email address, no watermark across the middle.
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What this site is
One person makes all of it. My name is Karen Dixon, I design the sheets and put together the guides and information that go with them. The habit started during several rounds of IVF, when there was a great deal more to keep track of than I could hold in my head, and it carried on once my daughter arrived and I kept finding the exact chart I wanted sitting behind a payment page.
Everything is sized for A4 and a home printer, in black and white wherever it makes sense, because nobody should be burning through colour ink on something that lives on the fridge for six weeks and then goes in the recycling.
There is writing on every page as well as the downloads, because a chart on its own is rarely the answer and quite often it is not even the question. The guides cover what is worth knowing before you start, and there is more about me if you want it.
Worth a read first
The thinking behind the sheets, and the bits no chart can tell you. All 17 guides.
School bag and PE kit without the morning panic
A simple weekly routine for school bags, PE kit and uniform, with a Sunday check, a labelling system and a short list that stops the last minute search.
Starting reception, what actually matters
The year before school comes with a great deal of noise about what a four year old should be able to do. Here's what schools genuinely want, what they don't care about, and what's worth practising over the summer.
What a newborn can see, and what to do with it
What babies can see in the first months, how far away they focus, when eye wandering should settle, and the warning signs to raise with a health professional.
Reading with a child who does not want to read
What to do when the reading book comes out and the mood changes. Why the school book isn't the whole job, what counts as reading, and the five minute rule that makes the difference.
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The ones people come looking for most.
12 sheetsPotty training charts
Twelve free potty training sticker charts to print on A4, dinosaurs, unicorns, diggers, mermaids, sea life, woodland animals and more, with a full week of squares and the advice that goes with them.
2 sheetsHospital bag checklists
Two free printable UK hospital bag checklists, one for a vaginal birth and one for a caesarean. Three pages each, covering you, your baby, your birth partner and going home.
1 sheetBirth plan template
A free printable UK birth plan template. Six A4 pages, with a one page summary at the front for your maternity notes and fuller sections behind it, including what you would like if labour is induced or you need a caesarean.
5 sheetsBack to school checklists
Free printable back to school checklists, one for each stage from starting Reception to the first week of secondary. Uniform, equipment, the parent admin, the routine reset and the conversations worth having first.
Browse by age
A rough guide, not a schedule. Children get to things when they get to them.
Pregnancy and birth printables
Checklists and planners for pregnancy: appointments, your birth plan, the hospital bag, maternity leave and pay, and getting a nursery ready.
Newborn printables
Logs and trackers for the first few months, when nobody is sleeping and nobody can remember which side you fed from last.
Toddler printables
Charts for the age of small negotiations: potty training, first routines, sticker rewards and the early attempts at getting dressed alone.
Printables for 5 and under
Pre-school sheets: early letters and shapes, picture routines and simple charts for children getting ready for their first classroom.
Printables for 5 to 10 year olds
Sheets for the school years: weekly planners, reading and homework logs, chore charts and reward systems a child can run themselves.
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Planners
Meal plans, shopping lists and weekly planners: the sheets that turn a chaotic week into something you can see at a glance, stuck to the fridge.
Trackers and charts
Reward charts, habit trackers, potty charts, reading logs and feed logs: sheets for recording something over days or weeks and seeing the pattern.
School and homework
Paper, practice and the sheets that make homework less of a negotiation. Handwriting lines, squared paper, tracing and everything else that gets printed on a Sunday evening.
Getting organised
Checklists, chore charts, packing lists and labels: sheets for the recurring jobs that take up far more of your head than they deserve.
Fun and activities
Colouring pages, paper aeroplanes, origami and other things to make: printables for a rainy Saturday rather than a routine that needs fixing.
Popular right now: potty training charts
Dinosaur potty chart
T-rex, triceratops and a smoking volcano, with dinosaur footprints marking each day.
Unicorn potty chart
Rainbows, a pink castle and two unicorns, in soft pinks and purples.
Sea life potty chart
A dolphin, turtle, octopus and crab under water, with a different creature on each day.
Digger potty chart
Excavators, dumper trucks and a crane on a building site, for anyone obsessed with machines.
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7 sheetsChristmas planning sheets
Seven free printable Christmas planners. A budget, a present tracker, a food plan, two advent calendars, a countdown chart and a letter to Father Christmas, all sized for A4.
7 sheetsChore charts and pocket money sheets
Seven free printable jobs charts and a pocket money tracker. Three age bands in two versions, one with pocket money attached and one without, so you can pick the approach that suits your house.
4 sheetsTummy time trackers
Four free printable tummy time trackers for the first few months, with somewhere to note the position, how long you managed and whether anybody enjoyed it. Blue, pink, illustrated and a plain ink-light version.