Grace Farris

Beloved "Weekend Mom" cartoonist Grace Farris celebrates unconditional love in her heartwarming and hilarious debut picture book. Love you more than a million blueberries on the floorLove you more than a million goodbyes at the school door During every moment, through the ups and downs, a caregiver's love is boundless. From the morning rush to goodbye hugs, at the playground and at home, your grownups will always love you. Well known for her popular "Weekend Mom" comics, cartoonist Grace Farris shares her signature warmth and humor in this celebration of unconditional love.

Keep track of up to five family members' schedules with this 17-month calendar featuring a drop-down pocket, stickers, and charming illustrations by Grace Farris!- THE ULTIMATE CALENDAR FOR BUSY FAMILIES: Featuring a signature grid that makes tracking who-goes-where-when easy. Busy moms say it's "the best calendar around"!- FUNCTION AND FUN: Useful, funny, and relatable! Author Grace Farris's illustrations bring the humour, and a drop-down storage pocket and two sheets of stickers bring the practicality.- FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR: 17 months of family organizing, from August 2025 through December 2026!- NOW PLASTIC-FREE!: Workman Calendars are completely plastic-free. All wall calendars are now printed with an extended paper flap closed with a fully recyclable seal - no more shrink wrap!

This is no ordinary calendar, it's a super calendar. (super, just like mom!)It's practical! It's funny! It's wildly relatable! Because author Grace Farris's illustrations bring a smile of recognition every time you see them. Mom's Family Calendar keeps moms (and everyone else in the family) organized through its ingeniously designed oversized grids. There's plenty of space for writing in doctors' appointments, school picture days, and random but essential thoughts. But wait, there's more! No, seriously: The calendar also includes a handy drop-down storage pocket as well as two sheets of crucial stickers to help out with birthday reminders and fun future plans. New plastic-free packaging!

Mom records her baby's milestones, but what about her own? Where is the celebration of mom's transformation? Beginning with one-day-old mom, who may feel like she is learning a new language, Mom Milestones is a love letter to the myriad ways moms grow and adapt to motherhood. Here are significant firsts: First sleepless night. First walk with baby. First mom friend. Skills learned—how to soothe baby (sometimes); how to coax a preschooler into taking medicine. Mom's likes (adapting pop songs to lullaby format; gathering intelligence from other moms) and dislikes (emptying the lunch box with mystery smells; requests for video games). There's Bedtime: The Board Game; crafts mom enjoys (no glitter or glue, thanks!); and the ABCs of motherhood (E for ennui). While there might not be a road map for motherhood, Mom Milestones tracks both the memorable and slightly forgettable guideposts along the way—sunrises, snack plates, cuddles, laughter, and astonishment—because, as the saying goes, the days are long, but the years are short.