If you’re anything like I was when I was pregnant, those last two months seem to draaaaag by.
Every single day I’d use a Sharpie and cross off another date on the calendar, a big black X that would put me one day closer to my due date.
Paper calendar not your thing? How about a free app. Click here to check out all the latest and greatest technology for the pregnant woman.
Smartphones offer apps to map everything from pregnancy weeks, to contractions, to medical records. If you don’t want to spend on fancy features you will rarely use, simple countdown apps are a free and efficient way to keep track of time – whether you’re marking days until the stork is supposed to land, to your next moms’ night out, or the new year.
If it’s an online countdown to birth you want click here for a baby countdown widget for your blog.
If fancy ain’t up your alley, click here for a free printable 2011 calendar that you can mark up to your heart’s content. Happy birthing!
Monica Bielanko and Serge Bielanko have been married for eight years. Along the way they have practiced and perfected the dark arts of couch dining, clandestine boozing, bambino wrangling, wide-open domestic warfare, and modern love. Monica writes all over Babble.com and, in addition to Babble Voices, is featured on Strollerderby, FameCrawler, and Toddler Times. She also regularly updates her personal blog, The Girl Who. If he's not on Babble Voices, Serge can be found over on Dadding and is King of the Corner over at his own blog, Thunder Pie.
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