Pregnancy Calendar — forty weeks, date by date, one sheet

The forty weeks on one sheet, each with its own dates: “8–14 June”, “29 June – 5 July”… all the way to the due date. It hangs in the hall while the weeks go by one by one, and afterwards it stays as the baby’s first keepsake. Nobody wants to work out forty date ranges by hand — that part is ours. You enter the due date; if what you have is the first day of the last period, enter that instead, and the due date is worked out as 280 days later — the foot of the sheet says which date the weeks were counted from. Every week is seven days and starts on the weekday the count starts on; week forty ends the day before the due date. The three trimesters each have their own colour; beside the due week sit a small heart and, if you like, the baby’s name. The week of the day you add it to the cart is ringed and fixed to that day: a reprint years later rings the same week. Ordering it after the birth as a keepsake? Choose no ring. Up to twelve of your own days — telling the family, the nursery, the day you chose the name — are marked in their weeks. There are three layouts — the weeks as boxes, a winding road of forty stops, or a vertical ruler — and twelve palettes. The sheet carries dates, week numbers, trimesters and your own words, and nothing else: nothing medical and no guidance about any week, because we are a print shop. Three sizes (30 × 40, 50 × 70, 70 × 100 cm), on matte poster stock, foam board or heavy card. The sheet in the preview is exactly the one printed.

The drawing is the designer's; the colour and the logo are yours. What you see above is what we print.