Wilderly Studio

Printable companions for life's quiet moments. Workbooks for grief, change, joy, and the in-betweens. Visit the shop: wilderlystudio.etsy.com

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Moving in together: the first 30 days nobody warns you about

Day one is romantic. You unpack a box, you eat pizza on the floor, you laugh about how their kettle is the wrong shape.

Day eleven is different. You discover they fold towels the way a serial killer would. They discover you leave drawers open like an abandoned tomb. You have your first proper, slightly stupid argument about the dishwasher.

Moving in together is the biggest relationship transition no-one writes for honestly. Bridal magazines won't help. Therapists assume you're already in trouble. You're not in trouble. You're just learning how to be a household.

We made a printable couples' workbook for the first 30 days. The money conversation. The chores conversation. Whose family does Christmas. What "a clean kitchen" actually means to each of you. The small daily questions that prevent the big yearly fights.

Honest, kind, and not at all preachy. You sit on the sofa with a takeaway and work through it together.

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Your sister is pregnant. You're about to be an auntie.

She told you on a Sunday over dinner. She slid the scan across the table without saying anything and watched your face. You burst into tears in a way you haven't since you were seven.

You are about to be an aunt. The role nobody really prepares you for. Less responsibility than a parent. More privilege than a friend. Permanent.

We made a 9-month companion workbook for new aunties-to-be. Monthly prompts, what kind of auntie you want to be, the things you want to teach this child, a letter to write to baby. The kind of thing your sister will steal off your shelf one day and read crying.

Also a beautiful gift from a pregnant sister to her sister, as part of the announcement.

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When a difficult parent dies: the grief nobody talks about

When a parent who hurt you dies, everyone expects you to fall apart in the normal way. Casseroles. Cards. "I'm so sorry for your loss."

But your grief isn't the normal kind. It's tangled. It has relief in it. And guilt for the relief. And anger that you never got the apology. And a small, terrible part of you that is somehow lonelier now than it was before.

This is real. It's called complicated grief, or disenfranchised grief, and it's well-researched. The problem is, almost nobody writes about it for the people actually living through it.

We made a printable companion for exactly this. Warm, honest, non-judgemental. For when the parent who hurt you dies and your grief looks nothing like anyone else's at the funeral.

You are not broken. This is a known shape of grief. You are allowed to feel all of it.

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Just been made redundant? Start here (UK guide)

It happened on a Tuesday. They called you into a meeting room. Someone from HR was there. You walked back to your desk and your laptop was already locked.

Or maybe yours was over Zoom. With twenty other faces in tiny boxes. Either way: you are home, the kettle is on, and nobody is telling you what to do next.

We made a printable companion for the first 30 days. UK-specific: statutory redundancy pay, what to claim and when, how the tax actually works, the LinkedIn announcement (don't write it on day one), and the emotional bit nobody prepared you for.

Not a glossy career-coach pep talk. A practical, kind, UK-focused 30-day companion you fill in by hand at the kitchen table.

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The pregnancy announcement gift the grandparents will actually treasure

Your daughter is pregnant. Or your son's wife is. Or your best friend's child is, and somehow you are the chosen extra grandparent. Either way: a small human is coming, and the whole shape of your life is about to quietly re-arrange itself.

There are a lot of pregnancy announcement gifts. Most of them are mugs. "World's Best Grandma" before she's even held the baby. Lovely, but not enough.

We made a 9-month companion workbook for new grandparents-to-be. Monthly prompts about who you want to be for this child. A letter to write to baby. Conversations to have with your own adult kid before the birth. Quiet space to feel the enormity of it.

It's the kind of gift that gets kept. Tucked in a drawer. Found again in twenty years.

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Every family in 2026 needs an AI agreement

Your eight-year-old is using ChatGPT to do their homework. Your twelve-year-old is asking Claude for advice they used to ask their friends for. Your fourteen-year-old is having a parasocial relationship with Character.AI and you don't know whether to laugh or be terrified.

There's no rulebook for this. Schools are scrambling. Parenting blogs are six months behind. So we made a printable family AI agreement — a warm, non-lecturing contract you sit down and sign together at the kitchen table.

Covers privacy, fact-checking, kindness, when to ask a human, what never to share. Designed to start the conversation, not end it.

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42 things to do with your grandkids this summer

Summer is six weeks. The paddling pool gets old by week two. After that, the day stretches out long and damp and your grandkid wants to know what's next every twenty minutes.

We made a printable playbook for that. 42 days of small, doable activities — garden games, simple crafts, recipes, walks, weekend plans, and bedtime stories. Things you can actually do without ordering anything from Amazon.

For grandparents who want more than the paddling pool. Print it, bind it, work through it. Tick things off together.

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When the wait is harder than the result

For the days between the biopsy and the result. The scan and the call. The IVF two-week wait. The bloods you got back "flagged" and now the appointment is on Thursday and it is currently Saturday and you are losing your mind.

Most medical content is for after — diagnosis, treatment, recovery. There is almost nothing for the in-between. Just you and the kettle and the silence.

We made a printable companion for that exact stretch. Not medical advice. Just honest company — short prompts to keep the spiralling brain from running away with itself, a daily check-in, and a few pages on what to actually do with the body when the mind won't stop.

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