From positive test to first birthday, that's 21 months of date-anchored milestones — appointments, due-date countdowns, vaccination schedules, first-year photos, and the dozens of small dates worth remembering. This page maps every Apollo's Templates calendar to where in the pregnancy / baby arc it fits.
Track the 40 weeks.
The week-by-week tracker is the keepsake people don't plan for and end up loving most.
Count down to the due date.
Most useful in the third trimester when 90 days feels suddenly close.
The first year.
Once baby arrives, scheduling shifts from pregnancy-self to baby-and-household.
Perpetual Birthday Calendar
Write in baby's birthday once, keep it forever. The same printout works every year. 2 months per page, designed to live on the fridge for years.
Family Calendar
Weekly grid with one row per family member — useful around month 6 when feeding/nap schedules align with parent commitments. Tape on the fridge.
Yearly Event Planner
12 fillable monthly pages — track the first-year milestones (vaccinations, pediatrician checkups, first holidays, first foods).
Weekly Meal Planner
Postpartum: track what friends bring, what's in the freezer, who's cooking what. A printed sheet on the fridge means visitors can see what's already covered.
First photo calendar.
The grandparents' favorite gift, year after year.
Throwing the shower
Baby Shower Invitations
Free printable baby shower invitations across pastel and gender-neutral palettes.
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Shower games
Baby Shower Bingo
Randomized printable bingo cards for the games portion.
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For the whole family
Family-of-Four Calendars
Calendars and trackers for households juggling multiple schedules.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the most useful printable during pregnancy?
The 40-Week Pregnancy Week Tracker. Print it once at the start, fill in week-by-week notes about appointments, weight, baby movement, cravings, name shortlists, and the small private moments that matter. By month 9 it's a real keepsake — the kind nobody plans to keep but everyone treasures.
When should I start the due-date countdown?
Most people start the countdown in the third trimester (around week 28) when 90 days feels suddenly close. The Countdown Calendar handles up to 365 days but the 60-90 day window is when the daily-cross-off ritual matters most. Pair with a bag-packing checklist taped to the same page.
What about after the baby arrives?
The Perpetual Birthday Calendar earns its keep on day one — write in baby's birthday and keep it forever. The Family Calendar (one row per person) starts being useful around month 6 when feeding/nap schedules align with parent commitments. The Yearly Event Calendar helps with the first-year milestones (vaccinations, doctor checkups, first holidays).
Do you have any baby-shower printables?
Yes — baby shower invitations across pastel and gender-neutral palettes, plus printable baby-shower bingo cards for the games portion. Cross-linked at the bottom of this page.
What about a meal-planner during the postpartum stretch?
The Weekly Meal Planner is exactly the right tool for the first 12 weeks postpartum — fill in what friends and family bring, what you batch-cooked in week 38, what's in the freezer. A printed sheet on the fridge means anyone in the household (or visiting helper) can see what's for dinner without asking.
Are these calendars medical advice?
No — Apollo's Templates calendars are reference / journal templates only. For medical questions, prenatal-care decisions, vaccination schedules, or any concerning symptom, consult your OB-GYN, midwife, or pediatrician. Apps with prenatal/pediatric guidance (BabyCenter, Ovia, What to Expect, AAP HealthyChildren.org) are useful too.
Updated through May 2026