Baby Book???

[thetnpreacherswife]

Anyone have a favorite brand of baby book?

I've been lazy in buying or ordering one...just wondering if others have thoughts about this!

[Jennisee]

Oh man, I need to get one, too. I thought of it at around 38 weeks pregnant, but no stores around here had anything, and then I just forgot. I'll probably have to order one online.

[mkmama]

http://www.amazon.ca/My-Little-One-J.../dp/0740739093

I love love love this one. it is soooo sweet. You get those little corner sticky tabs to put pictures in it (or just tape i guess!).

For this one tho i'm just going to get a pink scrapbook and write my own stuff following the ideas from the link above...i'm NOT creative about stuff like this but i want something different for her.

[sparkly]

I got a 12"x12" scrapbook, and will do it myself--the premade ones had too many entries that I won't use (when I got the baby to "sleep through the night", vaccinations, list of hospital visitors, etc.) Plus, this way I can put other stuff in (like how we came up with his name, our extraordinarily long birth story, etc.)

I was going to use the "Baby's Memory Book" by Nisler, but it was very short, had glossy pages (hard to write on), and I don't recommend it. I also looked at "Baby's Book: The First Five Years" by Reynolds...it's much better. If we were going to use one, I'd use that one, because it has a lot more room to write things and lists things you may not think of otherwise.

[ORLY?]

I've been using "Waiting for Baby" you can check it out at Amazon.com
It has a lot of diverse sections. It's pretty easy to modify if you are a scrapbooker. I added pockets in it and stuff.
I also plan on getting an LDS one eventually. *shrugs*

[snugglebutter]

I will do my own with a scrapbook. The premaid ones tend to make no allowances for non-traditional families, not even something as common as divorced grandparents.