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Your 90-day plan
A clear week-by-week structure for your first 90 days. What has to happen, what can wait, and where it usually tips over.
Launching at babywho Connect Berlin · September 2026
The First 90 Days is a free digital starter kit for expecting and new parents. Set it up in 30 minutes and save hours of coordination, chaos and mental load over your first 90 days.
Until babywho Connect Berlin
12–13 September 2026 · Colosseum Berlin
Live now at babywho Connect Berlin
Tickets & program: babywho-connect.de
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Helping hands at home
Four things you can actually use, not ten PDFs you will never open.
familymind
A clear week-by-week structure for your first 90 days. What has to happen, what can wait, and where it usually tips over.
familymind
Get everything out of your head and see it shared in minutes. Add the five things on your mind right now and watch the load become visible.
Die Helferei
A shortlist of tasks you can delegate today, the classic overload points, and when outside help is worth it.
babywho
Three simple rules, one honest reality-check and a single conversation prompt to keep you connected when sleep is short.
Grab the bundle from a QR code at the fair, or right here.
Leave your email, optionally add WhatsApp, and the bundle lands instantly.
Run the Mental Load Reset and see the invisible work for the first time.
Invite your partner, plan the week, and let the plan keep itself current.
Nothing to start. The bundle is free to download and free to use.
Free to browse. Experts and courses are priced individually.
Free to start. Premium is 9.99 EUR a month or 69.99 EUR a year, more than 40% off.
Pay only if you book help, always invoiced and up to 20% tax-deductible.
We launch The First 90 Days at babywho Connect Berlin in September 2026. Leave your email and we will send it to you the moment it is live.
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See you in September.
A joint offering by babywho, Die Helferei and familymind.