The Pregnancy Journal; A Day-To-Day Guide to a Healthy and Happy Pregnancy

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Summary: wow
Review: This is a must have book for all expectant moms and dads. Loaded with info and goodies to read every day.

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Summary: The Pregnancy Journal
Review: This book was excellent! I loved knowing what my baby to be was doing everyday. My husband and I were so excited to read about her ears and eyes developing and about all the other wonderful things that were occuring! A must for every mother to be!

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Summary: The Highlight of Every Pregnant Day
Review: I bought this book to help me keep track of what was going on with me. The delightful surprise was that my husband and I read it together each day to see what was going on with our developing baby. The book provided very useful information along with a place to note how you feel (as well as how big you are getting). I have purchased this book several times as gifts for friends.

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Summary: The Pregnancy Journal
Review: This is a must have for moms-to-be. It is great to know the daily developments of your little one. Also this book provides you with space to record thoughts & events, in addition to waist and weight gains. I would recommend this book over "What to Expect" for information on what is taking place within your body as your baby develops.

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Summary: A wonderful book
Review: I treated myself to this book during my last pregnancy. It was worth every penny. It's packed with fun, quirky facts about being pregnant--folklore, medical facts, and much more. I highly recommend it to the couples who sign up for my parenting workshops.

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Summary: Excellent!
Review: I bought this book when I pregnant with my first baby and when I was finished I put it away with all the other keep sakes I am going to give her when she is expecting her own child. I am now pregnant again and I could not wait to begin my new journal. It is without a doubt the most comprehensive day to day book on the market.

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Summary: Great daily update on baby's progress for mom and dad!
Review: I buy this book for EVERY pregnant friend. It's great for keeping mom and dad updated on baby's daily development as well as what's happening to mom. Among other things, it tells you what organs are developing at the time and what vitamins are important then, how big your baby is and how much she weighs. You keep notes and chart your weight and waist measurements. Plus there are lots of helpful tips and tidbits. A MUST for every pregnant woman and a good way to keep dad informed on what's going on with his baby!

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Summary: can't do without it!
Review: My mother gave me a copy of Christine Harris' book when I was a couple of months pregnant and after opening the book I'd wished I'd had it since day one! I immediately found information that was applicable to me personally and I could relate to everything that she had written. From then on it was a daily companion and I found it difficult to not read days, weeks, or even months ahead. I particulary liked the pages where she allowed room to write a journal entry on your thoughts and feelings that day. I still go back and read it now and then. I also liked that there was room to chart your weight and waist line. Some women may be apprehensive about charting their weight but later on your'e really glad that you did. It's fun to look back on. Two days ago I found out I was pregnant with my second child and I'm heading out to the store today to get my second copy for this pregnancy. Thank you Christine!

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Summary: GREAT book! A must have for all 1st time moms!!!!
Review: I absolutely love this book! Every night I read the next day's info to my husband! He loves knowing what is going on everyday!

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Summary: It is usefull for the first 20 weeks
Review: I bought this book in Mexico and I paid $40.00 dollars for the spanish version. I really think its worthless. 15 dollars is a good price. It emphasizes on the anatomy and development of the baby, this is good and very interesting, but after the 20 week, prenatal psichology is an important issue: how to communicate with your baby, and the author says it is useless to talk with him/her or play music on your belly, notwithstanding, researches have proved the opposite. One thing i liked are the little parts that talk about traditions of other cultures, it reminds me a great book of "The Body Shop" named "Mama Toto". The phrases on the bottom of every page give you every day a smile.