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Family Calendar by Miriam Bereson

101909_family_calendar-1.jpgAfter two consecutive weeks of missed dental appointments (lesson learned: never schedule appointments for first thing Monday morning), I'm at the point with my increasingly busy family where I need to step things up in the wall calendar department. This is the first one I've seen that looks good and looks like it could get the job done.

 
 

101909_family_calendar-2.jpgIt's more of an adjunct to than a replacement for a proper day planner. You're not going to be able to fit all your meetings and appointments on here, but it's a good place to prominently display at a glance those "Don't forget!" events (er, such as dentist appointments).

At roughly 12 x 15 inches, this calendar is a decent size without being so massive that it takes up a huge chunk of wall real estate, and it's cute enough that I wouldn't mind posting it in a public area of our home. And with columns for five family members, even the dog can have his own! (Point of note: My dog does not actually have appointments.)

$30 at Miriam Bereson

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organizing, organizer, calendars, planners

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Comments (3)

Or you could use the 5th column to plan dinner for that day. That's how I use the 5th row on my MomAgenda weekly calendar. I like this one, but I think it would be difficult for my kids to use in such a non-traditional calendar format.

posted by avimom on October 13th 2009 at 10:42am
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I have a similar style calendar, but find that without the visual cue for where the weekends are (as on a normal 7 day/7 columns style) I get a little lost glancing at it. But it IS handy having spaces for each family member.

posted by HeatherL on October 13th 2009 at 9:51pm
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Michaels has a similar (more colorful) type of calendar for $1.

posted by Orion on October 15th 2009 at 1:10pm
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