One of the most requested bullet journal round-ups is for period trackers. Many people who use bullet journals also have a uterus and so this type of tracker can be very handy. However, it is actually way harder than you might expect to find inspiration. So, to make your life easier, I have gathered a bunch of really amazing period trackers to empower every uterus owner in their bullet journal!
Basic Period Trackers
The first period trackers that I wanted to show off are more basic or simple types of trackers. These are not necessarily minimalistic, and they are not decorative; they are basic.
Basic Pixel Period Tracker
This first tracker is one that I have created in the past and is similar to one that I sell in a printable version. It is a simple pixel-style tracker with a bold header. Each day of the year has a box that can be filled according to one's period flow or symptoms.
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Oh Bloody Hell Period Tracker
I love the basic nature of this particular period tracker. Not only (like the previous layout) does it have a creative title, but it is also super easy to use and understand. Each little calendar represents a month, and then the uterus owner gets to highlight the week of their period. Simple as that!
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Monthly Cycle Tracker
Here is another really easy to use tracker. Instead of only tracking the bloody days, this one also tracks fertility and other parts of a natural cycle!
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F*ck Period Tracker
If you understand the pixel version of the period tracker, then this one will be a piece of cake. This period tracker is a more detailed version, including period flow, symptoms, and contraceptive tracking!
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Minimal Menstrual Tracking
We have taken a look at more basic period trackers, so let's take a look at minimal styles. These trackers are very minimal in style, clean in aesthetic, and generally include simple lines and no artwork.
Simplistic Period Tracker
I placed this particular tracker under minimal instead of basic because the design is slightly more complex. While it is just a layout where you highlight your flow days, but the days and months all flow together. This layout is really nice to look at but might be more difficult for some to use.
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How's Your Flow?
I absolutely LOVE the minimalistic nature of this "Flow" chart. It works similar to a sleep chart where you mark your flow days. However, there is plenty of space to mark other aspects of your cycle, such as fertility as well! My favorite part is the minimal and functional design on this period tracker.
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Golden Period Tracker
Dots are such a great way to track your period flow. You can alter the size of the color of a dot according to the heaviness of your flow. This layout style is my personal favorite and the one that I use. If you are looking for something very easy and minimal, this is a great option.
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Creative Period Trackers
We have checked out more basic period trackers and minimal versions, so now it only makes sense that we take a look at more detailed and creative period trackers!
Detailed Shark Week
This first one is creative in that there are a ton of little cute shark doodles. However, I chose this layout for the detail in tracking. It is similar to a pixel tracker, but trackers more than just flow. This spread tracks the cycle (or flow), intimacy, pain, and other symptoms and things the creator might experience during their cycles! I love the attention to detail!
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Satan's Waterfall Pixel Tracker
The humor and creativity involved in this period tracker are phenomenal. I will like this one speak for itself; however, it is a fun way to spice up a simple pixel style!
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Floral Uterus Period Tracker
What I like most about this tracker is the merge between a minimal style and super creative artwork. This layout includes two years' worth of minimal dot-style period tracking AND some beautiful floral uterus artwork. What do you think of this art style?
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Other Great Trackers For Shark Week
We have checked out specific period trackers; however, there are other trackers that pair well with period trackers or might be vital to tracking overall health and wellness. Let's take a look at some of these other trackers!
Mood Trackers
The first and probably most well-known and relevant trackers are for mood or mental health. Below I gathered a range of mood trackers that I have created for customers.
While these are all titled "Mood," you can alter them to track items like stress, self-care downtime, pain levels, or anything else you can think of!
Symptom Trackers
This next category is specific to symptom trackers. Here are a few examples of ways to keep track of any symptoms you experience either as a result of your cycle or period or any other mental or physical ailments.
Self-Care Menu
Something that is very important in general, but can also become even more important around flow-time is self-care. So, naturally, here are a few ideas for self-care menus in your bullet journal!
Fitness Trackers
Even if we prefer not to admit it, fitness and physical activity are very important in relieving physical period symptoms such as cramps. So, I gathered a few simple fitness trackers to inspire and empower your bullet journal.
Health Trackers
Finally, a natural end to these period tracker and related collections is other health-related trackers. Below you can see medication trackers, sleep tracking, health tracking, and water intake tracking.
Each of these aspects of life is very important for mental and physical well being. Also, they might become even more relevant during your period. Check out these inspirational layouts below!
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