LinaPrintables
PDF binders made for paper: download them instantly, print at home and fill them in with a pencil. No subscriptions, no apps.
8 Christmas party games in one printable bundle: 72 trivia questions with an easy round for ages 6-9, a family movie emoji quiz, 12 unique bingo cards and 120 cut-out game cards. Answer keys on separate pages.
6.90 €
Kids follow clue after clue to the hidden present: 24 picture clues for ages 3-6 and 24 matching original rhyme clues for ages 6-10, plus Christmas Eve, winter and summer bonus hunts.
5.90 €
A calm, currency-free yearly budget planner: 12 dated monthly budgets, bill and subscription trackers, paycheck plan, savings goals, sinking funds, debt payoff trackers and a no-spend challenge.
6.90 €
An alcohol-free New Year's Eve party pack for the whole family: bingo, Who's Most Likely To, Would You Rather, kids' countdown bags (to midnight or to 12 noon), time capsule and 2027 goals.
6.90 €
A calm, printable family emergency binder for power outages and power cuts: what to do in the first hour, a 72-hour kit checklist with quantities and expiry dates, how long food stays safe in the fridge and freezer, family contacts, a meeting point and wallet cards.
7.90 €
On Gumroad: English, French and Italian together for 9.90 €
From 1 to 24 December: one story a night, a cut-out reading challenge and a box to colour. For children aged 4 to 9, with a finishing certificate and tips for parents.
4.50 €
Christmas budget, gift list per person (bought, wrapped, delivered), online order tracker, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day menu with shopping list, and a week-by-week December checklist.
4.90 €
A reading goal with 52 book spines to colour, a 12-month tracker, books read with star ratings, 6 review pages, favourite quotes, end-of-year stats and a 5x5 reading bingo.
4.90 €
Inspired by the layered, multi-step routine: get to know your skin, build a morning and evening routine, keep a product inventory with expiry dates (PAO), track your skin for 30 days and log patch tests.
4.90 €
Water, food that needs no cooking, a torch with spare batteries, a battery or wind-up radio, a charged power bank, cash, copies of documents, a first aid kit and any medicines your family needs. The European Commission’s March 2025 Preparedness Union Strategy asks people to be able to cope on their own for at least 72 hours.
Ready.gov (FEMA) suggests about one gallon (around 4 litres) per person per day for drinking and hygiene, so about 12 litres per person for three days. The French “Tous responsables” guide suggests at least 6 litres per person in the kit.
According to the CDC and FoodSafety.gov, a closed fridge keeps food safe for about 4 hours; a full freezer for about 48 hours, a half-full one for about 24 hours.
During a long power outage, phones and the internet may stop working. A binder filled in with a pencil, with numbers, a meeting point and the expiry dates of your supplies, can still be read by torchlight.
They are PDFs you download right after buying on Etsy or Gumroad. Nothing is shipped: print them at home, black and white works too.
Digital products: no physical item is shipped. This is not medical advice and not an official document; sources (European Commission, Ready.gov/FEMA, CDC, FoodSafety.gov, French “Tous responsables” guide) are cited inside the PDFs. Made with the help of AI tools and checked by hand. Versione italiana