This memory baby book will capture their early years in a wonderful journal. Gender neutral and beautifully illustrated with cute woodland animals. An award-winning, guided pre-school memory journal to chronicle those over-too-quickly early childhood years.

Elegantly capture your child's first five years with this thoughtful journal that includes prompts and space for recording special moments and cherished photos. When your little one puts on their first school uniform, you'll have a priceless keepsake to treasure forever.

Elevate your journaling experience with this gender-neutral memory book. It comes with a pocket-sized notebook, Notes & Quotes, perfect for capturing precious early years memories on-the-go. The ideal gift for any stylish parent.

The toddler stage truly vanishes in a haze, causing the charming antics and words of young ones to slip from memory. For busy moms and dads, it's hard to find a moment to jot down these precious moments, but with the help of this journal's guided prompts, it's a breeze.

Features include:

• Pages dedicated to each year from birth up until the child’s fifth birthday
• Guided prompts to help you record those all-important moments, including those precious firsts early on
• Spaces for key photos

The Early Years Journal would make a lovely and a treasured gift to celebrate a new baby, including for a mum-to-be at a baby shower, or at a christening or naming ceremony once the baby has been born.

Designed and published in the UK, crafted from FSC certified paper and card. Made with paper &; love, from you to me. With a quality hardback textured cover and illustrated pages.

Product measurements and specifications:

Portrait 23..5 x 16.5cm (Accompanying notebook: Portrait 16.5 x 11.0cm)
120 pages of 140gsm uncoated, FSC paper (Accompanying notebook: 60 pages of 80gsm uncoated, FSC paper)
Hardback book
Wiblain textured colour cover and colour internal pages
Colour coordinated head and tail band, ribbon bookmark
Ethically produced from sustainably sourced materials
Designed and published in the UK