What does spring mean to you? To me, it means shuffling my closet around (hello, summer clothes!), long days at the barn, and another opportunity to reset for the year. With the spirit of resetting and spring cleaning, I’ve put together a collection of special printables for you. The Spring Self-Care Printables Bundle is here and I hope you will download it and put it to good use!
Spring Self-Care Printables
You know how I roll. If you see a series coming on, you’re correct. I’m already putting together the Summer Self-Care Bundle in my head (and hopefully in real life soon, too, so you can download it in time for summer). This bundle of pretty floral self-care printables is designed to help you reset, focus, and, not to be cheesy and rely on puns but here we go anyway, bloom. Here’s what’s included in this comprehensive printable pack.
Self-Care Bingo is a fun and engaging way to do something nice for yourself. It’s also very low-stress…most of the items take only a few minutes or might be things you would do, anyway. Anyone can win this bingo game!
The Spring Self-Care Calendar is designed for you to fill in the dates and add a little something nice for yourself to every day. Yoga? Meditation? Time with a pet? You choose! (If you want more calendars, check out the undated floral calendar here).
Use the Spring Goals Worksheet to pinpoint a specific goal. Print out as many as you need. Use the space to define your goal and sketch out a plan.
Moods got you down (or up)? Use the Monthly Mood Tracker to keep track of how you feel every day. Look for patterns after you’ve completed the entire season.
If you’re looking to do something nice for yourself, this 30-Day Wellness Challenge will make you feel accomplished AND better about yourself. Try it every month!
Use the gorgeous Habit Tracker to track any habits you’re working on. This tool is a great companion to the goal worksheet.
Gratitude is self-care. I promise. Try it and you’ll see what I mean. Use this simple 31-Day Gratitude Tracker to begin establishing a daily gratitude practice.
Put the Spring Cleaning Checklist to work in your personal life, home, and even online.
Dive into journaling with these Spring Journaling Prompts. Reuse them each month, or reach for my March, April, and May journaling prompts for a more specific journaling experience.
Put those prompts to work on the dedicated Spring Journaling Page. Print out as many as you need.
Reflect on the season with the Spring Reflection page. It includes a few questions to ask yourself as you wrap up spring and head into summer.
Cut out the nine affirmation cards and draw one every day to live by. Or, add them to your planner or your bathroom mirror for a daily boost. You can find more affirmation cards here.
How to Use These Self-Care Printables
If you’re new to printables, you can see exactly how I get gorgeous, pro-quality prints every time with my home computer here.
Use any paper you like! This is my favorite paper (I have a subscription to it, and I get two reams every few months – every time I print something on it and take it out in public, people comment on how awesome it is).
You can put these in a 3-ring binder, or, like I’ve done here, a BIG Happy Planner. Just be sure you have a paper punch that works with the Happy Planner.
Download your Spring Self-Care printables by clicking here or on the black and white download button below. Have trouble? Shoot me an email or leave a comment and I’ll send it over!
