Who is this workbook actually for?
"I was 22 weeks in and completely overwhelmed — every article I read sent me down a different rabbit hole. This workbook was the first thing that actually made me stop and ask what I wanted. The daily check-ins alone changed my mornings. I didn't expect to cry filling in a PDF but here we are."
"Genuinely surprised by the postpartum section — nobody ever talks about preparing for AFTER the birth. I read it at 34 weeks and I'm so glad I did. Felt so much less blindsided."
"I'm not a journaling person at all but this didn't feel like journaling — it felt like actually thinking. Short prompts, nothing forced. Used the birth values page with my partner and it sparked the best conversation we'd had in months 😊"
"I was 22 weeks in and completely overwhelmed — every article I read sent me down a different rabbit hole. This workbook was the first thing that actually made me stop and ask what I wanted. The daily check-ins alone changed my mornings. I didn't expect to cry filling in a PDF but here we are."
"Genuinely surprised by the postpartum section — nobody ever talks about preparing for AFTER the birth. I read it at 34 weeks and I'm so glad I did. Felt so much less blindsided."
"I'm not a journaling person at all but this didn't feel like journaling — it felt like actually thinking. Short prompts, nothing forced. Used the birth values page with my partner and it sparked the best conversation we'd had in months 😊"
Six parts. One complete path.
Tap each phase to see what's inside.
Checking in &
self-awareness
Before decisions. Before plans. The workbook opens by asking how you're actually doing — and creating a quiet space to notice, without fixing anything.
- Today at a Glance — sleep, energy, priorities
- Week at a Glance — focus on what matters most
- Body Check-In — sensations without judgment
- Emotional Check-In — 20+ prompts to name what's present
- Satisfaction Check-In — physical, emotional, relational wellbeing
- Nervous System Care — anxiety, heavy thoughts, coping tools
Body, Energy
& Self-Care
Your body is changing constantly. This section helps you notice patterns — not measure performance. There's no right rhythm. Only yours.
- Energy Awareness — what drains vs. what restores
- Sleep & Rest Tracking — weekly patterns, gentle ideas
- Nutrition Tracking — key nutrients, meal planning, hydration
- Physical Activity — movement that listens, not pushes
- Nervous System support — worry release, self-care planning
Support, Decisions
& Birth
From building your support team to mapping your birth values — this is the section that turns what matters to you into actual choices. Not rules. Anchors.
- Care provider reflections and comparison tools
- Support circle planning — who helps and how to ask
- Decision-making worksheets for every stage
- Birth values, preferences and comfort tools
- Working with uncertainty — what to influence, what to release
- Birth plan template guided by your own voice
Postpartum —
your fourth trimester
You may feel joy, grief, exhaustion, love and confusion — sometimes all at once. There's no single way to feel postpartum. There's only your way. And this section holds space for it.
- Birth story reflection — revisit at your own pace
- Mental load check-in — name the invisible work
- Sleep and exhaustion tracker without self-criticism
- Who can help and how — clear, honest requests
- Recovery and home prep checklists
- Gentle reminders for the hardest days
Before and after
Not a dramatic transformation. A real one — the kind mothers describe when they finally feel heard by themselves.
- You feel buried under information — and still don't know what to do
- Every decision feels like a test you might fail
- You're listening to everyone except yourself
- Postpartum feels like an unknown you'd rather not think about
- Your support system exists but you don't know how to use it
- You want to feel ready — but don't know where to start
- You have clarity on what actually matters — to you
- Decisions come from your values, not your fear
- You know what you need and how to ask for it
- You arrive at postpartum with space already prepared for you
- Your support circle is mapped, clear and ready
- You feel more present, more grounded, more like yourself
What mothers are saying
"I've read three pregnancy books and downloaded every app. All of them told me what to do or what was happening to my body week by week. This is the first thing that asked what I wanted and how I felt. The birth values page alone was worth it — my midwife said it was the clearest conversation she'd had with a patient in months."
"Honestly didn't think I needed this — I'm very organised and had done loads of research. But there's a difference between knowing everything and feeling okay. The emotional check-ins and nervous system pages hit differently. I cried a bit. Highly recommend 🤍"
"I have anxiety and pregnancy made it a lot worse. Having a page to dump my worries onto at the end of the day — specifically designed for that, without judgment — genuinely helped. My mornings have been calmer. I use the Today at a Glance every single day and I'm 3 months postpartum now."
"Used it from week 20 all the way through postpartum. The decision-making worksheets helped me choose my care provider with actual clarity instead of just going with whoever my friend used. And the support circle page — I sent it to my husband and he finally understood how to actually help. That alone was priceless."
"Really clean layout, easy to use on iPad with Apple Pencil. Didn't feel overwhelming at all — just open a page and do what you can. Some days I did one prompt. Other days I spent an hour on it. Both felt right."
"Second pregnancy and I thought I knew it all. My friend sent me this and I almost didn't buy it. I'm so glad I did. Every pregnancy is different and this helped me start fresh — from my own experience, not carrying fear from the first time. The birth values page was completely different this time around."
"I had a really hard postpartum emotionally. Not in crisis, but deeply exhausted and often feeling invisible. The mental load check-in was the first time I'd ever seen the invisible work named on a page. I showed my partner. Things shifted. This workbook doesn't fix everything — but it sees you. And sometimes that's exactly what you need."
"I've read three pregnancy books and downloaded every app. All of them told me what to do or what was happening to my body week by week. This is the first thing that asked what I wanted and how I felt. The birth values page alone was worth it — my midwife said it was the clearest conversation she'd had with a patient in months."
"Honestly didn't think I needed this — I'm very organised and had done loads of research. But there's a difference between knowing everything and feeling okay. The emotional check-ins and nervous system pages hit differently. I cried a bit. Highly recommend 🤍"
"I have anxiety and pregnancy made it a lot worse. Having a page to dump my worries onto at the end of the day — specifically designed for that, without judgment — genuinely helped. My mornings have been calmer. I use the Today at a Glance every single day and I'm 3 months postpartum now."
"Used it from week 20 all the way through postpartum. The decision-making worksheets helped me choose my care provider with actual clarity instead of just going with whoever my friend used. And the support circle page — I sent it to my husband and he finally understood how to actually help. That alone was priceless."
"Really clean layout, easy to use on iPad with Apple Pencil. Didn't feel overwhelming at all — just open a page and do what you can. Some days I did one prompt. Other days I spent an hour on it. Both felt right."
"Second pregnancy and I thought I knew it all. My friend sent me this and I almost didn't buy it. I'm so glad I did. Every pregnancy is different and this helped me start fresh — from my own experience, not carrying fear from the first time. The birth values page was completely different this time around."
"I had a really hard postpartum emotionally. Not in crisis, but deeply exhausted and often feeling invisible. The mental load check-in was the first time I'd ever seen the invisible work named on a page. I showed my partner. Things shifted. This workbook doesn't fix everything — but it sees you. And sometimes that's exactly what you need."