About
Before you use a checklist or buy a printable, know who publishes it, what the byline means, and how the site earns money.
What We Publish
FirstYearMom publishes printable planning tools and educational guides for the first year with a baby. We focus on helping parents track routines, prepare questions, and reduce mental load.
FirstYearMom provides educational printables and planning resources, not medical advice. Always talk with your pediatrician, OB-GYN, lactation consultant, or another qualified professional about your family's specific needs.
Who It's For
Our resources are designed for parents, caregivers, and anyone supporting a baby in the first year. Needs vary widely—use what fits, skip what doesn't, and confirm health decisions with a qualified professional.
What the Editorial Byline Means
Articles use the shared byline FirstYearMom Editorial Team. This is the site's publishing byline, not an individual author biography or evidence of medical qualifications. It does not identify the number of contributors or establish their professional credentials.
Unless a page identifies a qualified reviewer and the scope of their review, do not treat it as reviewed by a clinician, pediatrician, or lactation consultant. Links to public health sources are references, not endorsements of FirstYearMom or its products.
Read our editorial standards and correction process for the boundaries of our content.
Free Articles and Paid Printables
FirstYearMom sells its own digital printable workbooks. When an article links to one of these products, the site has a financial interest in your purchase. You can read the free guidance without buying a workbook; a notebook can also hold your routine notes and appointment questions.
A paid printable provides a layout for organizing information. Buying one does not include professional advice, an assessment of your baby, or a promise of feeding, sleep, or recovery results. Review the product details, available samples, and Refund Policy before deciding whether it fits your needs.
Some pages may include affiliate links. If you buy through those links, FirstYearMom may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We aim to separate editorial guidance from commercial relationships.
See Affiliate Disclosure, Editorial Policy, and Methodology.
Flag an Error or Ask About a Product
Use the Contact page to find the available contact options. For a content correction, include the page URL and the wording you want us to check. Please do not send medical records or sensitive details about your child; this is not a clinical support channel.
Questions? See our Contact page.