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Free Newborn Survival Printables Pack — 9 PDFs for the First 12 Weeks

Sleep-deprived parents shouldn't be debugging an app. One sheet on the changing table beats one app on a phone you keep dropping. This bundle is the first 12 weeks, on paper.

9 printablesPediatrician-style logs0–12 weeksNo signupEvergreen

Phase 1 — Before baby arrives

The packing list and the names list.

Phase 2 — Daily logs (week 0–12)

Feeds, diapers, sleep — the data the pediatrician will actually ask about.

Phase 3 — Milestones & recovery

The wins (baby) and the recovery (you).

How to use the pack

  1. Pack the hospital bag at week 36. By week 38, leave it by the front door.
  2. Tape the feeding log + diaper log to the changing table on day 1. Use a pen on a string.
  3. Around month 3, switch to the sleep log. It tells you when sleep training will or won't work.
  4. For mom: print the postpartum log. Bleeding, pain, mood, sleep — the OB will ask. Bring it to the 6-week visit.
  5. Save the milestone log — it's a keepsake. Pediatricians will also reference it during developmental checks.

Why paper logs beat baby apps

At 3 AM with a screaming infant, no one is logging-in to a feeding app. A sheet of paper next to the rocker with a pen on a string takes 4 seconds. Both partners can write on it without an account. Pediatrician can read it in 3 seconds at the appointment. This isn't medical advice — talk to your pediatrician with any concerns — but the data they want is the data this pack collects.

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