Free Printable Pregnancy Planner Workbook and Journal

Sign up for a free printable pregnancy planner workbook! This print at home pregnancy journal has simple, easy to read pages to help you keep track of all of the special moments from your pregnancy.

One of the very first things that I did when I found out I was pregnant with both of my children was search for a pregnancy planner that was also a journal. I knew I wanted something simple and easy that would help me not only plan out all 9 months of my pregnancy (which actually ended up being more like 10 months with both of my boys!), as well as give me a special place to record each milestone and memory.

I couldn’t find what I was looking for, so I ended up making my own, and today I’m sharing a version of that very same journal with all of you. This free printable pregnancy planner workbook and journal is the perfect place to keep track of this incredible time in your life.

From doctor’s appointments to milestones, and every week in between, use this free printable pregnancy journal workbook to record each special moment.

This free printable pregnancy planner is completely customizable too! You can print out the entire workbook, or choose just the pages you want to use. You can also reprint easily any of the included pages, like the Weekly Journal, for however many weeks you would like to use it for.

If you’re expecting, I highly recommend starting to write down the important parts of your pregnancy in one place. There are SO many things that happen when you find out you’re pregnant, like the first ultrasound and baby bump shot. This free printable pregnancy planner even gives you a special place to put a photo for each milestone, while also giving you dedicated space for your birth plan, doctor’s information, baby shower planning, hospital bag checklist and more.

You can even put this free printable pregnancy journal into a binder, to make it even easier to throw in your bag and take to doctor’s appointments or the hospital for your delivery.

Free Printable Pregnancy Planner, Journal and Workbook in One!

Here are the pages that are included in this pregnancy workbook:

First Trimester Ultrasound Photo

Space for a picture of your positive pregnancy test and first baby bump

Milestones: From the date of your positive pregnancy test to your funniest pregnancy symptom, keep track of them all here

Weekly Journal: Want to keep track of each week of your pregnancy, or just a few? Print and fill out this page as many times as you would like!
Monthly Planner: See at a glance your appointments for individuals months of your pregnancy

Medical Information: This is where you can keep track of your doctor’s information, your health insurance provider, and any medications or allergies that are important for them to know about.

Prenatal Appointments: Keep them all on one easy to reference page

Baby Name Ideas: Choosing a baby name is one of the most fun parts of any pregnancy! Write down your favorites on this page (and if you need some inspiration, check out 100 Unique Gender Neutral Baby Names, 200 Unique and Creative Baby Girl Names or Unique Baby Boy Names that Aren’t Overused)

Nursery Ideas: Creating a beautiful spot in your home for baby requires planning! Write down everything you need to have here.

Baby Registry Checklist: Both a blank one and a basic one for your reference

Baby Shower Checklist: Record your baby shower details for posterity, including theme and guest list

Hospital Bag Checklist: Includes a blank packing list, as well as a basic one

Birth Plan: Have you started thinking about what you want your birth to look like? Use this page as a great starting place!

My Birth Story: The tiny details of your birth fade faster in your memory than you expect. Take this page with you to the hospital, so you can write down your birth story while it’s still fresh in your mind. You can read my oldest son’s birth story here, and my youngest son’s story here if you need inspiration (or are just curious).

Hospital Visitors Log: A great place to keep track of everyone who comes to visit you.

Letters to Baby: Write your little one a letter each month of your pregnancy, at the start of each trimester, or just one while you’re waiting to meet him. I wrote this one to my oldest son as I waited for him to make his arrival.

Notes: Want to keep track of something not listed above? Here’s space just for that.

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I hope you love this free printable pregnancy journal and workbook! If you know of another expecting mom, please be sure to share this post with her too so she can snag one to detail her own pregnancy.