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My Baby's Log Book

1 rating: -1.0

A book by Kellie Theo

MY BABY'S LOG BOOK, a six month journal, is an essential resource for recording your baby's feeding and sleeping schedule. Whether you are caring for a newborn, going through stressful sleep training, or simply curious about your child's … see full wiki

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Author: Kellie Theo

Publisher: BookSurge Publishing

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My 3rd Book for Year One, but my Least Favorite

Aug 10, 2010

by Jarucia
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

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I'm a regular baby journaler. I'm trying to keep a log for my little one's entire first year so I can tell when exactly when he started this or that or whatever.

My first book was Baby Tracker Childcare Journal - Time Dots. I LOVED it for those early months of constant monitoring. Excellent design for round the clock notes. By month 3 I was ready for something a little less intense.

My second book was Baby's Eat, Sleep & Poop Journal, Log Book (Aqua). I liked how compact it was, but I was a little less thrilled with the layout than my first book. Still, it was nice having a blank note page opposite the tracking page in order to jot down 'firsts'.

This newest book doesn't really measure up to the other two for organizing baby's activities.

Cons:

~Smeared ink from printing process
~Too big to be handy.
~Non-spiral bound keeps tracking the current page a pain..why aren't there tabs??
~Splitting out the 'sleep' section makes NO SENSE

Pros:
~Because my baby is past 6mos, I'm not constrained by constant jotting. I generally just write whatever I want where I want. In this case, I could have bought a blank notebook, really.

I'm sure this book works for some people, but really, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone without some significant modifications.

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