Easier to follow along if you count based on your due date. To be used as entertainment not medical resource.

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	• The Pregnancy Journal: A Day-to-Day Guide to a Healthy and Happy Pregnancy A. Christine Harris Chronicle Books, 2005 - 206 pages average customer review:based on 247 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great product, just took a long time

I ordered 2 books same day and time, the first came with in 2 days. The pregnancy journal took over 2 weeks. The condition was good, I just think thats a long time to ship anything.

Great journal!

I used this book for my 2 girls and loved it! While expecting, I could know day-by-day the development of my baby and myself and when they were born, I wrote all about the experiences. My girls love when I read their "stories" to them on their birthdays.

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Awesome book any pregnant woman should have

I bought this when I was pregnant with my first son and absolutely loved it. My husband and I would read it together every night. I just purchased it for my niece and she is enjoying it as much as I did!

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I like this journal

Pros:

As a mom to be of color, this is one of the few books I've come across that doesn't have a mom or baby of a particular race on the cover. I like that.

There is daily information about the development of my baby, nutrional info, fun facts about childbirth and child rearing in different cultures, and small quotes along the bottom of each page. (I'm a sucker for quotes)

There are places for you to write in your own unprompted observations, thoughts, etc. Cool.

Cons: Teh spiral format can be a little weird at times. Every so often, it gets in this weird "way" and it can be difficult for me to close the book properly.

This is my biggest con and so far, a huge pet peeve with this book: The author lists the day of conception as being the third week of your LMP. This continuously throws me off because while reading the book, it is constantly a week off.

Other than that, good book.

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Easier to follow along if you count based on your due date. To be used as entertainment not medical resource.

I started using this book when I was about 3 months pregnant and since I didn't know when I conceived and didn't remember when my last period was I counted backwards from what my doctor said was my due date. My husband and I would read a page everyday and it was a nice bonding experience. Even thought it's not written by a doc I found it pretty accurate as far as the comments that tell you you'll be having backpain, swelling, etc, etc. I would not take this as a medical resource book but more as entertainment

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Since its publication in 1996, this definitive journal for expectant families has sold over a million copies. Author A. Christine Harris brings a revised and thoroughly updated edition to today s parents-to-be. Still featuring daily entries, a personalized timeline, and pregnancy glossary, the revised edition provides a clearer picture of the baby's in-utero development and the latest advice about giving a growing baby every advantage prior to birth.

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