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Pregnancy Calendar Template


Template Details
Designed:
22.07.2021
Available Formats:
Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF, ODP, TXT
Template Size:
А4 (21 х 24,7 cm)
Editable Elements:
Color, Text, Objects in template
Modified:
22.05.2024
Available Formats:
Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF, ODP, TXT

The period of pregnancy is special for every woman by leading to huge changes in life and worldview. At the same time, this process requires physical effort and control over the health of a pregnant woman. The pregnancy calendar template for Google Slides represents a great idea to record changes in the woman's body during pregnancy.

This kind of memoir is strategically important for analyzing the health status of the future mother and her child. The slides will provide an opportunity to monitor changes in weight and body volume. At the same time, the template has quite an adaptive structure to change it based on the needs of the users.

The pregnancy calendar template for Google Slides includes details that are intuitively clear with infographics for quick perception of information. You will enjoy the process of filling the template with the necessary data. You can save these slides even after the end of pregnancy and the birth of a baby to compare this data with the same information obtained during the period of subsequent pregnancies.

The calendar templates for Google Slides provide you with a chance to create the visual materials that will become a part of the family archive. They will remind you of a happy pregnancy and a wide range of the emotions that you experience during the intrauterine development of a baby. You will not forget the date of:

  • The first push of the child
  • The end of toxicosis
  • The moment you first found out about pregnancy

These slides will give you a chance to remember all the details of this difficult and responsible period before the desired miracle of the birth of the child. You can show this presentation to your close friends and family members to share the details of this wonderful process with them.




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Kateryna Kyrylova

designer

Docsandslide's resident

My goal is to create beautiful and intuitive graphic designs for individuals and businesses! I, Kateryna Kyrylova, specialize in a variety of formats, from Google products to Microsoft.

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From Ukraine
More than 1000 templates
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designed more than 1500 templates for docsandslides.com

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Kateryna Polyakova specializes in creating concise texts and articles for business education. Her blog provides quick insights to help you choose the right template efficiently. Recognizing the value of time, she ensures her content is brief yet informative, guiding you to the perfect template within minutes.

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