Free guide · KIT Day Planning Guide
Make Your KIT Days Work for You
Turn those Keeping in Touch days into a calm, confident return plan.
KIT (Keeping in Touch) days are one of the most underused tools for easing back into work after maternity leave.
But too often, mums are unsure what to do with them or feel pressured to show up without a plan.
This free resource helps you take control of your KIT days, use them intentionally, and make your return feel less like a cliff edge — and more like a steady step forward.
What you’ll learn
- What KIT days are (and how many you get)
- How to use them strategically, not just symbolically
- The types of work that make sense for each stage
- How to use them to rebuild confidence, reconnect with your team, and reduce anxiety
- A ready-to-use planner to map out your own KIT strategy
This is for you if…
- You’re getting closer to your return and want to feel in control
- You’re unsure how to approach your employer about KIT days
- You want a soft, structured re-entry — not a cold restart
- You’re juggling nerves, logistics, and mum-guilt — and just want a bit of clarity
