Erin Condren Undated 12 Months Petite Planner - Bold Blooms | Built-in Pocket, Lined Note Pages, Stickers Included by Erin Condren

I love this Erin Condren Undated Petite Planner. The layout is simple and flexible, making it perfect for tracking monthly to-dos, goals, or project planning. I really appreciate that it’s undated so I can start whenever I want and skip months if needed. I use in my Petite Planner Folio System.The paper quality is amazing—thick, smooth, and holds up well to pens and markers with no bleeding or ghosting. It’s compact, well-made, and super functional. Highly recommend for anyone who likes structured but flexible planning!

When you buy Erin Condren, you know you are getting a great product! High quality. Paper is smooth and thickness is perfect with no bleed through. The size is perfect! Not too big, not too small. I keep this on my desk and as my bill calendar. I love Erin’s petite collection. I also have (and love!) her petite Budget Book.

Perfectly sized. Exactly what I needed. This planner gave me the flexibility to write/ plan my life without all the extra work. Will order again!

Good and simple monthly calendar. It is nice and compact. The paper is thick and only a few writing tools bleed through.

What this book is: Monthly Customizable Calendar with mid century circles print with gold accents.12 months, back to back, each with its own two page spread. 6 rows of weeks for each month makes a nice sized square and ensures you won’t need to double up any days.24 lined pages follow the months, to a pocket on the inside of the back cover.The colors match up with the months in the life planner; even though they aren’t dated, if you start with January, the colors line up.This is a really nice, toned down variant of Erin Condren’s plannersSome of the books are big, and glossy, with a lot going on and extra pages interspersed between the typical calendar pages, and carrying one around kind of feels like I’m carrying a phone book.As for other month-only planners, they seem to come in 8.5x11 sized books, or tiny little pocket sized.This undated Erin Condren monthly is the sweet spot in the middle.The cover is sturdy paper, and it’s prettier in person. The gold foil is a nice touch and not garish.The size is a nice A5; since it’s not crazy heavy or thick, it tucks nicely into my medium sized purse, but is large enough that I can fit more than one event in a calendar box, and on the lined pages, the spacing feels normal and I don’t need to write smaller than usual to make it fit.The paper is a nice thickness; I can use gel pen and highlighters; my rollerball ghosted a little. There’s just enough pretty print on the pages that I don’t feel like I’m using a utilitarian planner, but not so much that it takes over my usable space.This is designed to be part of the On the Go Folio setup, where you can put 4 of these style books in a travelers notebook style cover, but I am not the kind of person who uses 4 at a time. I wanted something pretty, portable, that gives me a nice look at my month as a whole, with plenty of room for notes and an on-going to-do list.Although the cover does feel sturdy, I’d hate to see it get beat up from being in and out of my purse every day, so I bought a transparent Mochi cover for it.I’m happy with this calendar. I think last years version put blank pages between the months (the turquoise with gold version), which I don’t like as much, because as I’m flipping though months, trying to plan something, I want to see each month back to back without a whole bunch of stuff in between.

Write-in, dateless calendar. I love these! I’ve bought one before and used it until I ran out of pages then bought another. I love that I can write it my own months/dates and start when I want to. I like the layout and the lines they offer on the sides for notes and such. Keeps track of all my due dates and events. Perfect size for my purse; large enough to fit everything while small enough to be easily portable and not too heavy. Well made, good quality paper that hasn’t ripped on me yet. I personally keep frixion erasable pens with me so that when things change, I can fix it in my calendar. They work great together. 100% will buy again when I finish this one.

If you like to use stickers beware. Most stickers I use tear the paper when you need to remove them. Made the layout work for me, but overall, not the most functional planner

I usually use a huge Erin Condren homeschool planner, and realized I barely use most of the pages. All of our assignments are organized already in a homeschool hub online so I just needed to record hours and activities outside of home. I was literally re-writing our assignments down on the daily pages as to not waste them. It was overwhelming. This little planner is perfect, and I feel the minimal design helps me focus more. As much as I loved the official homeschool planner, and I’m sure a lot of people get great use out of it, I’m glad I decided to go with this one.