Pregnancy My Pregnant Life Preparing for Baby 29 Ways to Chart All of Your Pregnancy Needs Be prepared to share your detailed information with everyone: your medical history with your doctor, your 1 AM pickle cravings with your partner, and your contractions with your prenatal provider. Our A-Z pregnancy downloads make things easy! By Parents Editors Published on March 3, 2010 Share Tweet Pin Email 01 of 29 My Prenatal Visits Log all your important health information and tally Baby's growth with this helpful prenatal visit chart. You'll be able to keep all your favorite stats in one place! Click here to view the PDF 02 of 29 My Medical History The information you log about your medical history will help you (and your doctor) better understand you and your partner's medical risks. Click here to view the PDF 03 of 29 My Medical Records Record your medical results from blood tests to your Pap smears to help your doctor better understand your prenatal needs. Click here to view the PDF 04 of 29 My Food Cravings Before your food cravings get unbearable, track them here to tell yourself what to stock in the pantry (and what to leave out). Click here to view the PDF 05 of 29 My Food & Diet Progress Use this ready-made chart to ensure you're getting the right amount of nutrients, water, and exercise to keep both you and Baby healthy. Click here to view the PDF 06 of 29 My Pregnancy Firsts These firsts may not be ones you want to log right now, but you'll enjoy reading them after your baby is finally a newborn. Click here to view the PDF 07 of 29 My Due Date These milestones are ones you'll want to track; the sound of baby's first heartbeat will strike a chord you'll play over and over again. Click here to view the PDF 08 of 29 Choosing My Doctor One of the most important decisions you and your partner can make is choosing your doctor. Here we give you a step-by-step guide on how to find a doctor compatible with your pregnancy needs. Click here to view the PDF 09 of 29 Finding a Pediatrician If you haven't started looking for a pediatrician, don't stress. Ask these questions to ensure that you and your baby's expert are a good match. Click here to view the PDF 10 of 29 Monitoring My Baby's Movements This chart will help you track baby's kicking so you're not left guessing. Click here to view the PDF 11 of 29 Evaluating Work Hazards You want to ensure your baby's perfect health before he takes his first breaths outside of the comfort of your belly. Here is a list of baby-toxic chemicals to ask your employer about. Click here to view the PDF 12 of 29 Evaluating Home Hazards Sometimes, a baby hazard could be lurking in your own home. Here's a list of tricky offenders you won't want to just skim over. Click here to view the PDF 13 of 29 Childbirth Education Class Check List Lists of childbirth education classes can be tricky to navigate. Here's a concise chart to help narrow them down. Click here to view the PDF 14 of 29 Baby Announcements Make spreading the news of your little one easy with this ready-made spreadsheet. Click here to view the PDF 15 of 29 Baby Care Supply List Nothing beats shopping for baby clothes, bassinets, and bottles when you're pregnant. Here's a checklist to give you more time to choose between a pink or green color scheme. Click here to view the PDF 16 of 29 Baby Clothes Wish List We've all heard stories about mothers who overload on baby clothes. This chart will help you keep your purchases (and your expectations) on track. Click here to view the PDF 17 of 29 Baby Gear Shopping List This shopping list will help you make sensible purchases for your baby's go-to gear. Click here to view the PDF 18 of 29 Your Checklist for Leaving Work Before you leave the office for a few weeks (or months), make sure you complete the tasks that will make coming back that much easier. Click here to view the PDF 19 of 29 Maternity Leave Now more than ever, take the time to plan out your timed leave from work. These questions will help you plan for the months after Baby arrives. Click here to view the PDF 20 of 29 Nursery Shopping List To keep your baby's nursery optimized, don't buy more than you need. This checklist will help you while shopping (and give your credit card a rest). Click here to view the PDF 21 of 29 Words of Wisdom Make sure to log the good, the bad, and the completely ridiculous advice you receive while you?re pregnant. It?s make for plenty of helpful hints (and laughs) along the way! Click here to view the PDF 22 of 29 Name Games Picking your little one's name can be like finding a needle in a haystack. Here's a chart to help making your decision a little less frantic. Click here to view the PDF 23 of 29 Layette Checklist Here?s another checklist to make sure you have all you need for Baby, while keeping you on track of spending. Click here to view the PDF 24 of 29 Hospital Bag Checklist for Baby Before Baby finally comes, here?s a mini checklist of what she?ll need to keep warm and cozy on the ride home. Click here to view the PDF 25 of 29 Hospital Bag Checklist for Mom Get ready for the big day and don't forget to pack essentials to help you feel more comfortable during your labor. Here's just what you'll need to prepare for, manage, and recover from childbirth. Click here to view the PDF 26 of 29 Hospital Bag Checklist for Dad It's time to let Daddy do a little bit of the work. Use this list to pack for your hospital trip a few weeks beforehand. Better yet, kick back and let your husband pack for you. Click here to view the PDF 27 of 29 It's Delivery Day! After nine months of planning and preparation, Baby is ready to meet the world. Make a list of important people to call at the last minute. Click here to view the PDF 28 of 29 My Contractions Logging your contractions will benefit both you and your doctor -- and give you less to stress about on the big day. Click here to view the PDF 29 of 29 My Labor, Finally! Going into labor isn't an experience you'll probably ever forget, but recording your contractions, emotions, and other loved ones' reactions will make remembering that much more special. All content on this Web site, including medical opinion and any other health-related information, is for informational purposes only and should not be considered to be a specific diagnosis or treatment plan for any individual situation. Use of this site and the information contained herein does not create a doctor-patient relationship. Always seek the direct advice of your own doctor in connection with any questions or issues you may have regarding your own health or the health of others. Click here to view the PDF Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! 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