The First 1000 Days: A Baby Journal

The First 1000 Days: A Baby Journal

Nikki McClure
$16.95
Publication Date: October 24th, 2006
Publisher:
Sasquatch Books
ISBN:
9781570615085
Pages:
128
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Description

This beautiful baby journal makes the perfect baby shower gift for parents who want to chronicle baby's first years. Use this journal to write down new discoveries about your child and your hopes, wishes, and dreams for the future.

Filled with Nikki McClure’s papercut illustrations, The First 1000 Days is divided into sections devoted to baby’s first tree, moon, and garden, reflecting McClure's lifestyle and art. Focused on recording baby’s interaction with the natural world, this lovely journal celebrates all the special moments of baby's first years and preserves them for all time.

About the Author

In 1996, Nikki McClure made her first papercut for the book Apple. She has been creating papercut artwork ever since. She splits her time between making a yearly calendar and making children's books. In the summer, she becomes a full-time berry picker—that is, when she's not watching birds, hanging out with moss, and swimming in the Salish Sea. McClure shows her artwork at Land Gallery in Portland every November, as well as at shows internationally. McClure lives in Olympia, Washington, with her husband and son under cedar trees along the eastern shore of the southern Salish Sea. She is also the author of The Next 1000 Days, Rally, and Embrace.

Praise for The First 1000 Days: A Baby Journal

"Savor the little moments with Nikki McClure’s The First 1000 Days. The interactive baby journal blends the best of parenting moments (the story of your birth, the songs we sing, the games we play) with the realities of motherhood (open ended pages to catalog entire months). Be comprehensive, creative and complete without killing yourself to remember the exact date and time of your munchkin’s first everything. Little ones will love the friendly drawings & memories while parents will love the gentle promptings to record."
—Miami Munchkins