YmumudaDaily Planner 2025 - Weekly Appointment Book Planner, Daily Appointment Book with 15 Minutes Increments, 8.5" x 11", Large, JAN - DEC 2025, Ideal for School Office Work Schedule - Rose Golden

So glad I don’t have to buy a new calendar now that the new school year is coming!

great value for the money - the paper is not thin and great to write on - the book is very sturdy

Perfect for Dr appointment .

This is an outstanding, thoughtfully organized planner for the new year, offering overviews for 2024, 2025, and 2026, which are great for quick reference. It also includes a list of major holidays for all three years.One feature I most appreciate is the detailed breakdown for 2025, making it easy to mark important dates at a glance. Each month starts with a clearly tabbed and labeled monthly calendar, so it’s simple to flip to the month you need. Following that is a weekly planner with lined sections, plus extra space on the left side for notes, which is really handy.The paper quality is excellent—it absorbs ink quickly, so there’s no smudging.The only improvement I’d suggest for this near-perfect planner would be adding a bookmark or ribbon to easily flip to the current date. I use my old bookmark as a workaround. Otherwise, this planner is ideal for anyone who needs to stay organized in the office.

Listen... I know everybody's busy and has a lot on their plate. I've got 4 kids in 4 different colleges (3 of them in their first year), one kid starting high school on track to go to medical school, a husband that travels for work, and a FT job with a 24-hour component that also has me on call half the month. There's not a planner on earth that could contain the amount of stuff I'm responsible for keeping on track. Even my Google calendar is overwhelmed. So for my paper planner, I just need something to keep the big things at the forefront. Like, graduation applications open/close this date, this kid is volunteering on these days, that kid has to travel to campus for an exam that day, etc. I don't want a bulky, hardcover, elaborate gratitude journal with stickers and sayings or a thousand lines on the page to micromanage by the minute. I also need to be able to plan out for more than a year at a time, with two kids planning college transfers and one with a lot of tasks to check off at specific times over the four years of high school. This planner suits my needs without being a back-breakingly heavy tome. I'm able to keep track of who needs what when with this slim, durable planner. The paper is good quality and has tolerated erasing well, and the tabs are convenient and sturdy. If you're like me- a minimalist that's always running at full tilt- this is a great option.

I love the spiral that makes turning to dates with easy! Great way to keep all practice, and appointments organized. Beautiful printed! Love the top cover very thick, not worried about it ripping

I think the Ymumuda planner is something that will come in handy for most people who still need or want to write down their agenda or plans. I primarily use technology, my phone’s calendar and to-do list, to mark down important events and times. This planner comes in handy to make sure dates are physically written down and can easily be seen. The advantage that a planner like this has over technology is that you can take it anywhere and immediately flip to an event or search for one.The organizational structure of this planner starts with a page listing the time span that it can be used: July 2023 to June 2025. Also on this page is a little personal information page, like if lost contact details can be listed. Flipping the pages reveals another personal information section, flipping again reveals a quick reference section, followed by several pages of contact sections. Future planning, event calendar, a yearly overview, and a US holiday page follow and make this planner even more useful. After this, the planner pages start and end with a several page blank lines notes page. There is also a plastic folder page at the end of the planner. The spiral spine is made of metal and is strong as well.The quality of this plan is really good. The outer plastic shell is thick enough not to bend easily. I would literally have to bend this on purpose to bend it. The pages are pretty thick. They are not paper thin, like lined paper thin, and they are thick enough not to tear easily. I also like that the planning pages have thickly laminated plastic tabs for easy reference.Overall, this is a planner that can be used over and over again without much worry about damaging it. Of course, its size is larger than a pocket planner, but it can fit into a briefcase or suitcase with no problems. I plan on using this wherever I am at and also use it for record keeping of events that happen in time.

This is precisely what I was searching for. A straightforward, no frill, no nonsense design with just the right amount of space, minus the unnecessary extra pages and without a bulky cover. I can easily set it up and customize it to suit my requirements.