A baby shower and pregnancy bundle for the whole journey to parenthood
Pregnancy brain is real. So is the newborn fog that follows. In between, there’s a baby shower to plan, a registry to build, a hospital bag to pack and about a thousand questions about whether the baby is eating enough. Writing things down helps more than almost anything else. It frees up headspace and gives you a record you can show a midwife, a doctor or your partner at 3am.
The Baby on the Way Bundle covers three stages: pregnancy, the baby shower and the first months at home. Four products, one download, and enough organisation to make a stressful season a little calmer.
What’s inside
1. Petal & Bump Pregnancy Journal ($3.99 alone)
Petal & Bump is a 123-page week-by-week pregnancy journal. Each week has space for bump photos, symptoms, cravings, feelings and notes from appointments. There’s a birth plan template to discuss with your care team, a baby registry checklist so you don’t forget the boring but important items, and a hospital bag checklist for mum, partner and baby.
Memory pages capture how you announced the news, the first kick and the names you considered. Fill it in on a tablet or print it and keep it as a keepsake. It comes in US Letter and A4, in full colour and ink-saver versions.
2. Honeywick Hollow Baby Shower Invitation Website ($32.99)
This isn’t a flat image you text to guests. Honeywick Hollow is an interactive invitation website with a gentle teddy bear storybook theme. Guests tap to open it on their phone, see the shower details, hear soft background music, watch a live countdown and RSVP straight from the page. An add-to-calendar button puts the date in their diary so fewer people forget.
RSVPs feed into a tracker, so you always know who’s coming. It’s gender neutral and fully editable, with matching printables like a welcome sign, diaper raffle tickets and books-for-baby cards. Share the link by text, WhatsApp or email.
3. Peachy Bump Baby Shower Games ($9.99)
Eighteen printable games keep guests laughing, from baby bingo to who-knows-mummy-best, baby word scrambles, emoji pictionary and baby predictions cards. Every game is gender neutral. Thirty unique bingo cards come with a caller list, and answer keys are included where needed. Half-sheet versions print two games per page to save paper and ink. The games are fillable, so you can add the parents’ names before printing.
4. Plumlet Newborn Baby Tracker ($10.99)
Health visitors and paediatricians often ask how much and how often a newborn is feeding, sleeping and filling nappies. When you’re running on four hours of broken sleep, you won’t remember. Plumlet tracks it all on daily log pages: feeds, including breastfeeding sides and bottle amounts, sleep, wet and dirty diapers and pumping sessions.
Beyond the daily logs, there are pages for milestones, first foods, growth, vaccinations and doctor visits, plus a babysitter info sheet with routines and emergency contacts. It comes in US Letter and A4, colour and ink-saver.
Using the bundle month by month
- First trimester: Start the Petal & Bump journal and note your first appointments.
- Second trimester: Build the registry using the checklist. Set the shower date and personalise the Honeywick Hollow invitation.
- Six weeks before the shower: Send the invitation link and watch RSVPs arrive.
- Shower week: Print the Peachy Bump games and the matching signs.
- Third trimester: Finish the birth plan and pack the hospital bag using the checklist.
- After birth: Print a stack of Plumlet daily logs and keep them by the changing table.
Why tracking the newborn weeks helps
New parents worry, and that’s normal. A written log turns vague worry into facts. Is the baby feeding often enough? Check the log. Has the sleep pattern changed? It’s on the page. Doctors and nurses find written records far more useful than “I think she fed about every three hours”. Sharing the log also makes it easier for a partner or grandparent to take over a night shift without a long handover.
Who this bundle is for
- Expectant mums and their partners
- Friends or family hosting a baby shower
- Anyone looking for a practical gift for a mum-to-be
- Second-time parents who want to be more organised this round
Formats and compatibility
- Fillable and printable PDFs in US Letter and A4, colour and ink-saver
- Editable invitation website with RSVP tracker
- Half-sheet game sheets and bingo cards
- User guides for each product
This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need coding skills for the invitation website?
No. The guide walks you through changing the names, date and address.
Are the games suitable for a mixed group?
Yes. They’re gender neutral and family friendly.
How many tracker pages can I print?
As many as you need. Most parents print a month’s worth at a time.
Hosting a baby shower without the stress
Whoever hosts the shower, whether that’s a best friend, a sister or the mum-to-be herself, usually ends up juggling more than expected. The interactive invitation takes a big chunk off that list. RSVPs arrive in one place instead of scattered across texts, so you know how much food to order. The countdown on the page builds excitement, and the calendar button means fewer guests turn up on the wrong day.
For the games, pick four or five rather than all eighteen. Two quick ice-breakers early on, one longer game in the middle and bingo while gifts are opened works well for most groups. Print the half-sheet versions to save paper and keep a stack of pens on each table.
Afterwards, save a printed copy of the invitation and a few completed game cards in the back of the Petal & Bump journal. Years from now they’ll be a sweet part of the story.
The price
Separately, these four products cost $57.96. The bundle is $43.49. You save $14.47, which is 25% off.
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