Soft Moments for Caregivers: 28 Encouragement Cards & 14-Day Journal
Introductory price: $6.99 USD
Future regular price: $9.99 USD
A little room for the person behind the care.
When your days revolve around someone else's needs, it can help to have a quiet place for your own. Soft Moments for Caregivers pairs 28 original encouragement cards with a 14-day guided journal, offering gentle reminders and space for honest reflection.
Use a card beside your bed, tuck one into your care binder, or begin with a few words in the journal. The pages are undated, so you can move at your own pace.
### What is included
- 28 printable encouragement cards, arranged four per sheet.
- 14 undated journal pages with morning and evening quotes and guided reflection prompts.
- A circle-of-support worksheet.
- A note-to-yourself page for a hard day.
- Getting-started instructions and resources.
- 26 pages total.
### Who it is for
Family caregivers, spouses, adult children, and anyone who wants gentle encouragement while supporting a loved one.
The printable cards have soft blush and sage backgrounds with botanical accents. The caregiver photographs used in our social posts are not part of this PDF.
### Format and use
Instant digital download: one printable and fillable PDF in US Letter size (8.5 × 11 inches). Print the pages you need, or complete the fields in a PDF reader that supports forms. Save your file and reopen it to confirm your entries. Keep typed answers brief when printing; long answers may scroll within a field.
No physical item is shipped. Paper, pens, and other props pictured in mockups are not included. The PDF layout is fixed; this is not a Canva template.
### Created by
Mandi Testerman, BSN, RN • RN Caregiver Resources
### Personal household license
Reuse and reprint for your own household. You may share completed care-planning pages with helpers supporting your household. Blank files may not be resold or publicly redistributed. Institutional or commercial use requires separate permission.
This resource offers encouragement and reflection; it is not a substitute for individualized mental health care.