For the whole family:

Cozi is a free and attractive online web service that provides a family calendar. You can track your shopping and to-do lists, organize chores, addresses, photos, and more. There’s even a family journal plus Cozi is mobile ready. For the basic Cozi family calendar there’s no download required.

If you’re looking for a family calendar you can carry with you, try the BusyBodyBook Personal & Family GRID Organizer.

For a hanging style there’s the handy grid style Whomi 2009 Family Wall Calendar.

If you like small:

Try the newer Filofax mini organizer

If you need a lot of scheduling help:

2008 – 2009 Mom Agenda Portfolio Planners

2009 Date Book

8 Days-A-Week Planner

If you like ultra pretty and green:

Try an Eco-Friendly Agenda Planner by ecojot or the very cool Sustainable Wood Desktop Calendar. (see below)

If you’re too hip for your own good:

Paper Source 2009 Wall Art Calendar

Paper Source 2009 Letterpress Desk Calender

SusyJack* 2009 Wall Calendar

If you hate shopping for new calendars:

Take a look at some Unique Perpetual Calendars

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Great 2009 Calendars for All Sorts of Folks

The Imbroglio Wall Calendar in gray by Jean Pierre Vitrac uses a bizarre system – a plastic disc with a magnetic backing to tell you the day. It’s like a little mystery each time you look.

[Available at You Say Tomayto]

[Clip Perpetual Calendar from Style INC Marketing]

[Massimo Vignelli Perpetual Wall Calendar from Design Within Reach]

I love this next one!

[DIY paint-on chalkboard calendar from Lifehacker]

[Fair Trade One Village Cubes Perpetual Calendar from The Green Shop]

[MoMA Acrylic Perpetual from The Daily Planner]

[Solid Brass World Time Zone Paperweight from Stanley London]

[Calender Cube from Puzl]

[enzo mari perpetual calendar from Hive]

Which one is your favorite? I like the chalkboard one, but that would require some work. Over all visual wise, I like the enzo.

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Never Buy A Calendar Again – Unique Perpetual Calendars