Keep track of your tribe with the best family planners and calendars for 2020
STRUGGLING to stay on top of what everyone in your family is up to?
Keeping track of dates, events and activities for your family can sometimes feel like a full-time job.
A simple solution is a family planner or calendar which gives you quick access to what everyone is up to.
You can personalise your calendar with family names and photos - or pick a budget option to buy from as little as £2.
We've selected four of the best family calendars available to buy now so you can make 2020 the year to get your family properly organised.
Personalised family calendar for five
Ensure everyone in the family know what they're doing and when in the new year with this A3 family calendar from Funky Pigeon.
The calendar is 5.5 by 12" (13 by 30 cm) and has a space for each day of the month so you can keep track of what your family are doing.
You can also personalise the calendar with family photos, change the design and choose your own text.
Never miss an important date again with this wall planner, which includes a column for each member of the family.
Each month includes plenty of space to note events, activities, birthdays and more.
Best of all, this family organiser is available
The calendar includes cartoons and quotes from some of David William's best-loved books including Billionaire Boy, Mr Stink and Grandpa's Great Escape.
The planner has a column for up to five family members so there are no excuses for not knowing what everyone has on.
Plus, you can get this calendar delivered to your nearest WH Smith store for free delivery.
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