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Mom's One Line a Day: A Five-Year Memory Book (9780811874908)



A perfect baby shower, new mom, and first Mother's Day gift

Capture the everyday moments of motherhood with a quick and easy to maintain 5-year baby journal and memory book.

More than a daily diary or baby book: Take away the guilt from not making that baby scrapbook with Mom's One Line, a Day 5-year journal and memory book. With enough space to record a single thought, a memorable milestone, or a special event each day in the 5-year journal, this beautiful keepsake makes sure those precious memories will last a lifetime. Looking back it will provide a lasting snapshot of your thoughts, memories, and baby's growth and progress on each of the 365 days of your baby's year.

Perfect for the busy mom-on-the-go who wants to capture the everyday moments of motherhood for 5-years in the growth of her baby
Daily diary pages allow for an entry for five successive years - one journal entry for each of 5 years on a given date

A valuable alternative to the 5-minute journal format, mom fans of One Line a Day memory books will love to record and reflect on 5 years of baby's life in Mom's One Line a Day.

Record the everyday moments of motherhood before starting your busy day or before falling asleep at night with a quick and easy to maintain 5-year journal and memory book.

Tracks your child's changes and progress from day-to-day or year-to-year and preserves memories
The busy mom's memory book to remember 5-years of priceless moments
A wonderful way to record the everyday, small but significant events in your life as a mom


Product details

  • Hardback | 372 pages
  • 101 x 161 x 32mm | 340g
  • San Francisco, United States
  • English
  • 0811874907
  • 9780811874908
  • 70,135


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