Juggle · The Family Desk

Your home has a diary, too.

Laura keeps the family calendar, the forms and the renewals in one place: term dates, appointments, school forms ready to sign, the birthday list.

The smallest stepThe Family Year £75 one-offSuggested price

You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.

Simplify Declutter

dates in one calendar

Example: fictional

Tick the kinds of date a family has, and see the year fill.

The Family Year £75 one-offSuggested priceOne shared family calendar with term dates, INSET days, bank holidays, birthdays and renewal dates, reminders set, and a one-page printable of the year

Back-to-School Sort £60Suggested priceTerm dates loaded, forms ready to sign, uniform and kit list, clubs timetable, a September checklist

Little Desk £90 a month, 3 hoursSuggested priceCalendar kept current, new letters and dates added, renewals tracked and flagged, forms filled ready to sign

Family Desk £150 a month, 5 hoursSuggested priceLittle Desk plus the birthday list with gift ideas, appointment booking and back-to-school admin in season

Prices for this new service are suggestions.

You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.

For a party, Juggle points to Celebrate's The Party Plan.

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Who it is for

Working parents, and people keeping an older parent's appointments alongside their own.

What you get

One shared family calendar with every date and renewal in it and reminders set; then, if you like, a few hours a month keeping it current.

Rather do it yourself?

The Family Diary app: The whole family's year, in one calm place. Free for the whole household for the core (calendar, lists, renewals, bank holidays); one optional household upgrade, about £2.49 a month or about £19.99 a yearSuggested price Her apps

Downloads: you can cancel within 14 days, unless you ask to download straight away and agree at checkout that you lose that right.

What Laura does not do

Laura never looks after children, never books travel (the family books) and never advises on insurance or money: she reminds and gathers the papers, and the family decides.