What are baby books? Why do we need these? The answer to these questions is linked with the history of mankind.
Unlike the ape or even the intelligent dog, the history of mankind is intertwined with reading and writing.
This is human society's distinctive mark.
The mother dog will bring a bone for the puppy but we will bring a book and a slate for baby to read and write on.
Although the infant cannot read, the culture is inculcated in the baby from birth.
Like human language the baby stores it in the subconscious mind.
The baby becomes familiar with it even when chewing through pages and covering it with its gurgle.
Parents need a baby book to capture in time all the wonderful happenings of the little life.
There is this tremendous urge in us to hold that which is fleeting.
This we do in the way of keeping photographs and writing down the day baby took his first step or mouthed its first words.
There is a page for inking the first footprint of the child.
In days of yore when registration of birth had not caught the fancy of society there was a page in the baby book where the doctor and nurse gave their signatures on the page stating the time, place and date of birth of baby.
An entire page was dedicated to the record of the baby's weight.
Another section was for listing of the family tree.
A visitor's page allowed the first well wishers to scribble their comments.
The first gifts were also listed.
Another page suggested the possible names of baby.
In the general diary section the parents wrote down the day-to-day happenings in the first person of the baby.
It makes fascinating reading after few years and speaks of the times, its tastes, its economy and mood in a story telling style.
There is an exclusive albums section on which are pasted the growing photographs of the infant becoming a child.
There is also a pouch for audio and video discs capturing the sound and movement of the darling of the house.
Sometimes the baby book cannot be carried around.
To compensate there are embroidered baby brag books made from fabric.
A birdie or a flower is embroidered on the cover.
It holds the best photographs of baby.
Mum can slip it into her handbag as she rushes around getting time in between her work schedule to brag about her little one.
Dad too can carry it in his pocket.
The baby brag book is a special photo album for showing off the best possession in the world.
It is never too early to introduce baby to alphabets in books made from cloth with embroidered pictures and letters.
There are other first time books made from safe material that will make baby at home with the world of reading and writing, these books are for mom too.
She can sing the rhymes and read aloud, simple stories with expression for those private moments when the infant and the parent bond together in intimate communication.
Unlike the ape or even the intelligent dog, the history of mankind is intertwined with reading and writing.
This is human society's distinctive mark.
The mother dog will bring a bone for the puppy but we will bring a book and a slate for baby to read and write on.
Although the infant cannot read, the culture is inculcated in the baby from birth.
Like human language the baby stores it in the subconscious mind.
The baby becomes familiar with it even when chewing through pages and covering it with its gurgle.
Parents need a baby book to capture in time all the wonderful happenings of the little life.
There is this tremendous urge in us to hold that which is fleeting.
This we do in the way of keeping photographs and writing down the day baby took his first step or mouthed its first words.
There is a page for inking the first footprint of the child.
In days of yore when registration of birth had not caught the fancy of society there was a page in the baby book where the doctor and nurse gave their signatures on the page stating the time, place and date of birth of baby.
An entire page was dedicated to the record of the baby's weight.
Another section was for listing of the family tree.
A visitor's page allowed the first well wishers to scribble their comments.
The first gifts were also listed.
Another page suggested the possible names of baby.
In the general diary section the parents wrote down the day-to-day happenings in the first person of the baby.
It makes fascinating reading after few years and speaks of the times, its tastes, its economy and mood in a story telling style.
There is an exclusive albums section on which are pasted the growing photographs of the infant becoming a child.
There is also a pouch for audio and video discs capturing the sound and movement of the darling of the house.
Sometimes the baby book cannot be carried around.
To compensate there are embroidered baby brag books made from fabric.
A birdie or a flower is embroidered on the cover.
It holds the best photographs of baby.
Mum can slip it into her handbag as she rushes around getting time in between her work schedule to brag about her little one.
Dad too can carry it in his pocket.
The baby brag book is a special photo album for showing off the best possession in the world.
It is never too early to introduce baby to alphabets in books made from cloth with embroidered pictures and letters.
There are other first time books made from safe material that will make baby at home with the world of reading and writing, these books are for mom too.
She can sing the rhymes and read aloud, simple stories with expression for those private moments when the infant and the parent bond together in intimate communication.