Infants Books

I remember when I was a young child and my grandfather reading this book to me. I hope this book stays in print for a long time to come--I hope to read it to my children one day, and I'm sure other children will love it just as much as I did when I was their age!

This new revision by Mary Ellen Pelligrini tells what to expect during pregnancy and childbirth, and the baby's first year out in the world. The book assumes that the young reader is on a tight budget and may, perhaps, be a single Mom. Helpful instructions are brief and to the point,yet the reader can feel the warm concern of the writer. Each section is followed by a test which a mother can use to measure her own understanding of good childcare. Although useful to the individual, it will also be perfect in a small group setting.

A wonderful baby book for Catholic parents. Includes the usual areas for baby's birth, eruption of teeth, etc., but also include baby's baptism, confirmation, and sacraments received. I have one for each of my children and plan to give them as gifts for Catholic friends.

this baby book is too cute~ the pictures are adorable~ great way to record all the babies firsts and memories~

Sylvia Long's beautiful memory book, My Baby Journal, creates the perfect format for compiling and enjoying special moments in your infant's life. The heart-warming illustrations become even more precious as you fill each page with those moments you never want to forget -- a tiny lock of hair from your baby's first trim, a special moment when your infant reached an important milestone. In addition, this catalyst to record your own hopes and dreams for your infant will make this a special gift to your baby as he or she reaches adulthood. My Baby Journal is truly a book that will bring you or favored friends a lifetime of enjoyment.

Cute cover, good book for recordkeeping. I do actually forget to enter most things in it (MD appts, prescriptions), but if I remembered, I would definitely use it more.

I looked around at a lot of baby journals before finally choosing this one for my firstborn son. I liked that it was sweetly childlike, the way Beatrix Potter tends to be, but not cartooney and not too frilly or feminine. There's plenty of room to paste photos from page to page (unlike others I've seen) and a pocket in the back, where I've stored his hospital tags and other mementoes that didn't fit on a page.

I read this book shortly after becoming a step-mother to two preschoolers and while pregnant with my first child. I had no idea what I was doing as a parent, and this book helped me to gain some direction and confidence. I can't wait to read the next two books in the series!

This book is excellent. Give it two thumbs up. It's great for ages 6-14, or maybe 100! This is a funny and exciting book. And it can show how things can seem bad, but turn out good. And great for the whole family! I'll make this short, because noone likes reading long reviews. That's all!

This book is so touching. It reminds you what a special gift your child is and how wonderful children are. I will forever treasure this book. It is a beautiful poem that makes your heart melt, your tears flow and your children know that you think they are the greatest thing in the world. Very well done!