2012 Amy Knapps Big Grid Family Organizer wall calendar:

Product Review

The essential organization and communication tool for the whole family! This full 17-month wall calendar features an extra-large, spacious, big-grid design that users love. There's plenty of space to track family schedules, activities, dinner menus, and long term planning, plus colorful stickers to mark important dates and helpful tips for each month. This is the best calendar for a busy family.

-17 month wall calendar (August 2011 through December 2012)
-Get the whole family on the same page!
-Extra-large grid with plenty of space to keep track of everyone's schedule
-Hundreds of color-coded stickers show you everyone's activities at a glance
-Easily keep track of bill-paying, grocery shopping, family chores, and all the details of daily life
-Never again forget a birthday, anniversary, or other important event
-Plenty of room for scheduling appointments, dates, trips, and outings
-Keep vital medical information handy for everyone in the family
-Great tools for planning ahead for vacations, back-to-school, and holidays
-Find important phone and emergency numbers quick

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful

Great Calendar... not great paper, September 9, 2011

L. Veele - See all my reviews

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Let me start by saying, I do love the idea of this calendar. The spaces are huge to write in, you have spaces to keep track of everything. I have had multiple "mommy calendars" in the past and I can't live with out them. That being said. I highly dislike the paper this calendar is printed on. I write and write and write on my calendars. I put stickers on them. I use them. The paper in this calendar is not made for writing on. I went through the calendar and added all the birthdays and anniversaries and about half way done I relized that you could see everything through the pages. To the point where it is honestly not usable. I will not be able to use it at all. I would return it except for the fact that I wrote in it. If you write in your calendars and use something other than a pencil you need to keep looking.

15 of 17 people found the following review helpful

LOVE IT!, June 13, 2011

C. Meeks "Mommy from SLO" (San Luis Obispo, CA) - See all my reviews

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I love my calendar. Paper calendars are just for me. I am still not high tech enough to use the digital calendar for all my family charting. This is my second year having this calendar and I love it. I have tried lots of other calanders out there and even tried to make my own. So far this one works the best for my system. It's very large and the boxes are large. This one starts with August 2011 and runs through 2012 which is ideal for me. I already have lots of 2012 activities I have had to write down and am glad I don't have to wait until closer to 2012 to find a calendar. My only grip is that the paper could be a little thicker, but that is just me being picky. I plan to buy these yearly unless something better comes along.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

A lifesaver, August 23, 2011

L. Mesa "crazymommy" - See all my reviews

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With 3 kids who are involved in dance, soccer, wrestling, swim, and basketball, I always have a lot to write on each day of the month. Add in a husband with a crazy work schedule, and my calendar was always crammed. This is the only one that gives me enough room, and I buy one every year. And my kids like the stickers! I also keep a gmail calendar linked to my husband's to try and coordinate what is going on in the family, appointments, performances, games, etc. But I personally have to have a calendar hanging on the frig to refer to throughout the day.