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Pregnancy & Antenatal Planning

Appointments, scans, screening choices, antenatal classes, workplace notice and the practical preparations both parents need, from the positive test to the due date.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

Then open the Marketplace in the app, search for Pregnancy & Antenatal Planning, and click Install. It goes into your own files, and works offline from then on.

Before you start: this plan is general information to help you organise your own health. It is not medical advice and does not replace a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or other qualified professional. Check any change to treatment, medicine or diet with them first, and get urgent care if you feel unwell.

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👨‍👩‍👧 Family & Parenting

Pregnancy & Antenatal Planning

Organising pregnancy appointments, scans, antenatal classes, workplace notifications and preparations for both parents from positive test to due date.

  1. Confirming the pregnancy and booking in with maternity care
  2. Due date and week-by-week pregnancy timeline
  3. Booking appointment preparation for both parents
  4. Medicines and supplements check in early pregnancy
  5. Maternity triage number and urgent symptoms card
  6. Shared pregnancy records folder
  7. Antenatal appointments mapped in a shared calendar
  8. Partner's involvement plan for appointments and classes
  9. Pregnancy costs budget from test to due date
  10. Deciding when and how to share the news
  11. Weekly pregnancy check-in as a couple
  12. Before and after every antenatal appointment
  13. Pregnancy symptom and wellbeing log
  14. Knowing your baby's movement pattern
  15. Daily supplement and prescription routine
  16. Weekly meal plan with pregnancy food safety
  17. Pregnancy-safe exercise routine
  18. Pelvic floor exercise habit
  19. Monthly look ahead on the pregnancy timeline
  20. Screening and diagnostic test choices
  21. Reading scan reports and test results
  22. Choosing and booking antenatal classes
  23. Getting the most from antenatal classes
  24. Birth partner's guide to recognising labour
  25. Infant feeding preparation before the birth
  26. Perinatal mental health awareness for both parents
  27. Safe sleep space ready before the birth
  28. Choosing your antenatal care route
  29. Telling your employer and giving formal pregnancy notice
  30. Workplace pregnancy risk assessment and adjustments
  31. Time off work for antenatal appointments
  32. Pregnancy entitlements, grants and free care check
  33. Essential baby kit list for the first six weeks
  34. Choosing a car seat and pushchair
  35. Safety checks for second-hand and borrowed kit
  36. Baby names shortlist
  37. Dating scan day
  38. Mid-pregnancy anatomy scan
  39. Glucose tolerance test appointment
  40. Pregnancy vaccinations booked and recorded
  41. Travel and a babymoon while pregnant
  42. 36-week readiness review
  43. Pregnancy with a toddler or older children at home
  44. Pregnancy after miscarriage or loss
  45. Moving from fertility treatment to maternity care
  46. Self-employed parent's pregnancy plan
  47. Solo parent support plan for pregnancy
  48. Higher-risk pregnancy with extra monitoring
  49. Gestational diabetes routine
  50. Preparing for appointments after 40 weeks

Where it starts.

Each project arrives with its purpose, milestones and first tasks written out. Here is how the first three read.

Confirming the pregnancy and booking in with maternity care

A positive home test is usually all the evidence needed, and the next step is getting into the maternity system early, ideally before 10 weeks, so the booking appointment and first-trimester screening windows are not missed. Depending on where you live, that means calling your doctor's surgery, filling in a midwife self-referral form or contacting a private obstetrician.

First tasks

  • Write down the first day of your last period and the date of the positive test
  • Find out how your local maternity service accepts new pregnancies
  • Submit the referral or self-referral form and save the confirmation
  • Add the booking appointment to both parents' calendars

Due date and week-by-week pregnancy timeline

Almost every pregnancy decision has a window attached: screening tests, the mid-pregnancy scan, telling your employer, booking classes, travel cut-offs. Building one timeline from your estimated due date, with each window marked by week, means nothing arrives as a surprise and both parents can see what is coming next month. Expect the dates to shift once the dating scan confirms or corrects your due date.

First tasks

  • Work out a provisional due date from the first day of your last period
  • List every week from now to 42 weeks with its calendar date
  • Mark the screening, scan and workplace notice windows on the timeline
  • Update the timeline with the due date from the dating scan

Booking appointment preparation for both parents

Usually the longest appointment of the pregnancy, often an hour or more, the booking visit covers both biological parents' medical and family history, previous pregnancies, medicines, work and home life. Gathering the answers beforehand, including conditions on the other parent's side of the family, means risk factors are picked up at the start and any extra care is offered early.

First tasks

  • Ask close relatives on both sides about inherited conditions and family pregnancy history
  • List both parents' current medicines, allergies and past operations
  • Write your top five questions for the booking appointment
  • Ask the agent to turn your notes into a one-page booking summary
  • Note when the booking blood test results will be ready

Make it yours.

Install Pregnancy & Antenatal Planning, then tell Aurum the date you're aiming for. It checks whether the plan fits the weeks you actually have.

Free · Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows · v1.0.0 · Other platforms

Blueprints are general information to help you organise your own work. They are not medical, financial, legal or other professional advice. See the Terms.