Scan trackers, the hospital bag, leave paperwork and newborn feed logs. Not sure where to begin? Start with Appointment and scan tracker.
Keep a list of our prenatal appointments [paste], add them to the calendar, and remind me the day before with what to bring (documents, questions). This is for organising only, not medical advice.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
As we think of questions, collect them in one list. Before each appointment, send me the list sorted by topic so we can ask our midwife or doctor.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Build a hospital bag checklist for parent and newborn based on [hospital]'s published list if available. Remind me to pack it by week [number].
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Help me list the documents and deadlines for parental leave and birth registration in your country. Link official government sites only and flag anything I should verify with HR or the office.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
We have a [size] room. Plan a newborn setup with a shopping list, budget your local currency [amount], and note general safe-sleep guidance from official government sites.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Here are names we like: [list]. Check how each sounds with our surname, its meaning, and pronunciation in [languages]. No ranking, just notes.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Watch [marketplace sites] for a pram, cot and car seat in [area] under your local currency [budget]. Flag listings, and remind me that car seats should meet current safety standards and ideally be bought new.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Using dates in YYYY-MM-DD, each time I message 'feed' or 'nappy' with a time, log it. Send a daily summary I can show our paediatrician or family doctor if asked.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Draft a message to friends and family offering a meal-train sign-up for the first 3 weeks after the birth. Show it to me before sending.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Suggest age-appropriate books, play and routines to prepare a 2-year-old for a new sibling over the next [weeks].
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Draft 3 short birth-announcement messages (formal, warm, funny) with placeholders for name, date and weight.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
After the birth, manage a visitor calendar: max one visit per day, 1 hour each, and draft polite replies for my approval.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Add the standard postnatal and newborn check-ups our clinic gives us [paste] to the calendar with reminders. Confirm dates with the clinic.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
Help plan milk logistics for returning to work: fridge/freezer labelling, a weekday pump schedule that fits [work hours], a bag checklist, and a polite draft note to HR about a private space for my approval. Not medical advice; check storage times with our paediatrician or family doctor or midwife.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
These 14 prompts run as needed, daily, once, weekly. Set the schedule in your assistant, or paste the prompt again when it comes up.
No. 10 of these 14 are rated Easy: paste the prompt into your assistant and connect your calendar or email only if it asks.
Keep our house-rule line switched on when you copy and your agent is told to ask before it sends, books, buys, pays for, deletes or shares anything. Always review what it drafts.
No. 14 of these prompts touch health. They organise reminders and questions; confirm everything with your doctor, midwife, health visitor or vet.