Stay on top of where you need to be and which tasks absolutely, positively must get done today with this Daily Schedule Form.

We’ve been blown away over the past year just how many tens of thousands of downloads and Pinterest love this daily schedule form has gotten. Many hundreds have asked begged us to create an interactive version so that they could type in their lists.

Well, if you’re an addict of this form and were hoping we’d develop an interactive version – today’s you’re lucky day! With this interactive form, you can type in your list (in Adobe Reader) & print it out OR print it out first and fill out by hand. However you use it — it’s an endless supply!

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Who hasn’t wandered blindly at the grocery store, trying to remember what to buy?

Buttoned Up’s simple grocery list makes it easy to keep track of the items you’re out of so that when it’s time to hit the grocery store, you’re sure to be a model of efficiency. With this interactive form, you can type in your list (in Adobe Reader) & print it out OR print it out first and fill out by hand. However you use it — it’s an endless supply!

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You’ve got your crib, changing table and nursery decor all set. What else do you need? The answer is: a lot!

Nesting is so much easier (and less stressful!) when you have a list to guide you. That’s why we’ve put together this printable – so you have all the little details buttoned up for that magical moment when you bring home baby.

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When you hit upon a cleaning routine, crossing these tasks off your list becomes much, much less of a chore and more like second nature. Use this form to create a weekly cleaning schedule for your home that is realistic, but gets the major stuff done.

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Want to reduce the amount you spend on groceries each week?

Start shopping from your pantry and freezer first! Use these inventory sheets to keep track of what you already have. Write down each item you have in the space provided. Then, indicate how many you have by circling or coloring in the appropriate number. Then, as you use up one item, X it off and circle the number remaining. Continue until you’re out.

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Next week is Valentine’s Day. If you’ve got kids, that means it’s time to get ahead of the last-minute sprint to the store to search through picked-over card sets!

We’ve got adorable free printables for you here – and we’ve put together a little tutorial to show you how to dress them up if you’re so inclined. Whatever you do, download and print them today. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Trust us, next week, you’ll be so glad you did.

These Valentine’s Day Cards are cute enough to stand on their own, but if you’ve got time, you can easily embellish them.

How? By gluing each card on to a colorful piece of construction paper and attaching some candy, or punching 2 holes in the card and slipping in a lollipop. You can even tape or glue the cards onto candy heart boxes. See below for some inspiration!

Click here to download the first set of cards seen below.

Click here to download the second set of cards seen below.

Have a HAPPY Valentine’s Day!

Happily, you don’t have to give up all of your favorite foods to maintain a healthy weight.

You just have to keep track of what you’re eating. As long as total calories in are less than or equal to total calories out, you’re on track. We’ve designed this simple tracking form for you that will help you keep the big picture in focus, even if you splurge on a cookie now and then.

Also, it’s much easier to keep on taking those baby steps if you are reminded of your progress on a regular basis. Track your routine with these daily exercise grids. Identify and eliminate any exercise ruts early so you stay on track.

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It can be very hard for children to think about others during the holiday season.

We have to help children learn to give, not just receive. Use this child’s gift list form to help children record their gifts to others, as well as their Christmas list. In addition to asking “What do you want for Christmas?,” also ask “What are you giving this year for Christmas?” Download here.

We are HUGE fans of anything that makes this hectic Holiday Season simpler and easier.

That’s why we’ve designed some NEW special Holiday gift printables just for you. They make life so much easier – no racing to the store to buy cards. All you have to do is download, print, and attach to your gifts with a bit of ribbon or string and voila – instant transformation!

So whether you’re wrapping up some baked goodies for a favorite teacher or something big for someone you love, use one of these sweet & simple printables to get the job done.

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Start the school year off with these free lunchbox notes!

Sending notes in your kid’s lunch boxes are always fun! Whether they are preschool age or if they are in the 5th grade, notes are always a good treat! Enjoy!

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