Binding: Spiral-bound
Dewey Decimal Number: 649
EAN: 9780307336187
ISBN: 0307336182
Label: Potter Style
Languages: Array
Manufacturer: Potter Style
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 96
Publication Date: 2006-03-07
Publisher: Potter Style
Release Date: 2006-03-07
Studio: Potter Style

Before you get to meet your baby, you spend a swell (so to speak) nine months getting acquainted with your growing belly. The first pregnancy journal devoted 100% to you and your belly, The Belly Book is organized by trimester and includes pages for “time-lapse” belly photos and ultrasound images, as well as prompts for writing about morning sickness, food cravings, maternity clothes you never want to see again, and much more.

96 two-color pages (guided), 8 x 9 inches, with a concealed wire-O binding

Customer Rating:
Summary: READ ME BEFORE BUYING
Comment: This book is not that great

Bad prompt questions
Certainly the wrong questions for a second pregnancy
The trimesters are off
It is just boring

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great scrapbook
Comment: I have really enjoyed filling out my Belly Book! Of all the pregnancy journals I looked at, this is by far my favorite. It has good prompts for what to write, and it's fun to see the before and after pictures of my growing belly.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Good With or Without Belly Pics..
Comment: I'm 18 weeks along and have only taken a couple of belly pictures, but I've still found this pregnancy journal to be excellent. It's funny, there's space to capture all the details, and there are plenty of questions to inspire you to write about your pregnant. Before you officially "pop" I recommend taking photos of things other than your (flat) belly and pasting those into the book. They'll be equally as interesting to anyone reading it in the future. Put a picture of you putting your crib together, or one of you watching the first ultrasound... any of that would be wonderful in lieu of one belly photo after the next. I do recommend taking at least one "before" photo of the earliest stages of pregnancy, one before you've completely popped (when you look more like you've eaten a full meal), one after popping, and then one towards the end. But that's all you'll really need. The rest of the journal will be the best parts.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: cute but some issues
Comment: My friend and I looked at this book in the store and we were a bit confused. How could you take a picture of week 1 of your pregnancy? If there are 12 weeks in the first trimester, then that would be two weeks before you conceive. Also, if you go over term, there aren't extra week pages for that. It would be better if they were included because they could easily be removed (the book is spiral bound) if you deliver early or on time.

Also, for a book that doesn't have much actual text, there are two typographical errors that we both caught immediately. That's unfortunate.

All in all, this might be the best actual book for pregnancy tracking because it doesn't have all the information hat all the other books have. If you just want a cute record of pregnancy, this might be your book. On the other hand, you could probably make your on using the ideas from this book and it would be more personal (aka not check boxes), have the appropriate length for your pregnancy and wouldn't have errors.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Such a Fun Book!
Comment: I am only in my 9th week, but I already love this book! I am keeping a journal of my pregnancy, but this is more of a fun, cutesy way of remembering everything. I would highly recommend it!

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