Sweet Pea Baby’s 1st Year Calendar Keepsake

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Product Description

Don?t miss recording a single event of your baby?s first year! Our Sweet Pea First Year Calendar, part of C.R. Gibson?s Jack collection, and specially designed by Anna Griffin, is beautifully crafted and is designed to help parents record every single one of those special memories. The Sweet Pea First Year Calendar is designed in soft, modern shades of green, blue, yellow and linen. Its gender-neutral colors make it perfect for either a boy or girl. Capture all your memories with this collection as you watch your little sweet pea grow! Both the front and back cover of the calendar is constructed of heavy-duty semi-glossy cardstock, and features a background color of celadon green with small linen-colored polka dots. Across the top is a 2-inch printed ?ribbon? designed with blue-centered white flowers and celadon green dotting laid over a soft blue-gray background. This ?ribbon? of color wraps around to the back top 2-inches as well. On the front of the calendar is a design, created to appear as a picture frame, with the image of a sweet pea inside. The frame is bordered by a light blue scalloped edge with tiny orange polka dots. The background inside the frame is linen with a light blue paisley leaf design. The frame itself measures approximately 4 inches square. Every page features full-color illustrations and patterned designs, all in the same colors that grace the cover. Our 1st year calendar has separate pages for: All About Mommy and Daddy; All About You; Your Family Tree and Mommy?s/ Daddy?s Family. Each month parents record information about sleeping and feeding schedules, sounds and motions baby makes, likes and dislikes, favorite toys and games, and what new things baby is learning. As parents progress through the year, they can look back and see how much baby has changed! Each month has a place to record height and weight, and various pages have special spots to place photos. The second-to-last page of the calendar reads ?Hap