Free Home Binder Printables That Are Actually Pretty

Inside: how to set up a home binder that you’ll really use. Plus lots of easy-to-access free printables.

You might use your home binder as a central spot for things like contact info and shot records. You might use it as a planner that you consult daily. You might keep it as more of a reference with schedules and gift lists.

All of this is extremely personal and will depend on how much rely on technology for these things too.

Like most things in life, this is simply a matter of getting started and seeing what works as you use it. But unlike most things in life, it comes with beautiful free printables. Print what works and leave the rest.

You’ll need a sturdy binder, page protectors, and sticker paper to help you make your own tabs. That’s it! Browse through all the pages or use the table of contents below if there’s something specific you’re looking for.

The Basics

Here you’ll find the pretty things! You don’t, of course, need any of them. But they’re fun.

Cover

Back

Spines

Divider Tabs

I love these and use them for everything! (I have different monthly printable tabs and more blank printable tabs too if you’d like some variety)

Useful Pages

Click on the image of the one you want and it will open a google drive link for just that page. I thought this would be the simplest way for you to get the pages you need and nothing more.

Important contacts

This is a good page to keep right on top in case of emergency. We keep medical offices, pet sitters, and grandparents here so everyone can access it without asking me.

Daily Tasks (Blank)

Use this one to create the backbone of your daily routine at home. It’s enough to give yourself structure but not too complicated or rigid.

Daily Tasks (Filled Out)

This one exists really to help you get an example, but you can also print it out and use it just how it is!

Weekly Routine Framework

This sheet shows you ideas for structuring a themed weekly routine at home.

Laundry Day

Fill this out with your laundry day tasks so you can refer back to it every week. Some people have suggested the idea of using a dry erase marker to check things off.

Errand Day

I use this to list out places I might need to go organized by their general area. So if I need to go to the dentist, I have a visual reminder that Costco is nearby and I should make a stop. I do try to schedule all appointments one specific day of the week but you might be less crazy than me.

Baking Day

I highly recommend using this page if you’re setting up a weekly meal prep day so you aren’t starting into space wondering what might be useful to make. We make tons of sandwich bread, rolls, yogurt, granola, and cookie dough on our baking day.

Office Day

I don’t personally use this sheet because I’m always doing something different on my office day. But if you have recurring tasks, this page will make more sense for you.

Cleaning Day

Another one that I don’t personally find too useful because I just do the same thing every week. But you might!

Blank

If you have a themed day you want to list out here that I haven’t covered, use this one.

Kitchen Tasks

Do one of these a day. Easy!

Bathroom Cleaning Tasks

And do one of these a day too. This would be a handy one to tape on a kid’s bathroom wall.

Recurring Bill Checklist

I hope you love the printables and that your binder becomes one of your favorite tools. ❤️.