What could your baby's first year cost, month by month?
Type in your own prices and your pay, including any leave months. You get a first-year total, a month-by-month table, and the set-aside before the due date that keeps your running balance from going below $0. Everything stays on this device.
Your answer
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An estimate from the prices and income you enter. Not financial, medical or benefits advice. Check leave pay with your employer and state program, and costs with your insurer.
Example numbers. Replace them with your own, or use Clear everything at the bottom of the page to start fresh.
What if?
To move a start month here, tick "Childcare line" on a monthly cost below.
To try leaving a cost out, untick Include on that line in Baby costs below.
Your household now
Take-home pay is what lands in your account after tax, for the whole household. Spending is rent, bills, food and everything else you spend now.
Income changes
Enter what your employer and state program tell you. Months with no row here use your normal take-home pay.
Baby costs
Add each cost with your own price. Before the birth is paid once. One-time in a month is paid in the month you choose (for birth costs, ask your insurer for your expected out-of-pocket). Monthly runs from one month to another.
Add from the starter list
Names only. You type in every price.
Start over
Removes everything you've entered from this device. Use Export first if you want a copy.
Baby costs by month
Month by month
Left over is your income, minus current spending, minus baby costs. Balance is the running total, starting at $0 before the birth. Red numbers are below zero.