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Baby Budget Worksheet

Two lists and a fund: what baby costs once, what baby costs every month, and a thermometer to fill before the due date.

Before baby arrives — one-time

Buy used where safety allows; car seats new.

Crib, mattress & nursery
Car seat
Stroller / carrier
Clothes & swaddles (0–6 mo)
Bottles, pump & feeding gear
Medical (delivery out-of-pocket)
Everything else

One-time total: $0

The new monthly budget

What each month looks like after arrival.

Diapers & wipes
Formula / feeding
Childcare
Health insurance (added premium)
Clothes (they keep growing)
College / savings for baby
Misc & buffer

Monthly total: $0

Baby fund

0%

funded

Fund progress

Suggested goal = one-time costs + 3 months of the new budget, banked before the due date.

Fund goal
$0
One-time costs
$0
New monthly cost
$0
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The printable baby budget

The one-time checklist, the new monthly budget, and a color-in fund thermometer — one sheet to plan the whole arrival.

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The two numbers that matter

The one-time gear list gets all the attention, but the monthly number is the one that reshapes your budget for years — childcare alone often rivals rent. Practice living on the new monthly budget for a month or two before the due date and bank the difference straight into the baby fund.

While you're at it: add baby to your health insurance within 30 days of birth, and this is the classic moment to sort out term life insurance and a simple will.

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