365 Days of Baby Love: Playing, Growing and Exploring With Babies from Birth to Age 2

by Sheila Ellison, Ferdinandi

Making Everyday Moments Magical

Each day with your baby brings new moments of caring, teaching, holding and growing through baby's first experiences. Filled with magical ways to create and enhance those special everyday moments, 365 Days of Baby Love will help you celebrate each once-in-a-lifetime opportunity you and your baby share. Illustrated by children.

“Bravo!” --Baby Times Magazine

For the whole family!
--Mom
--Dad
--Grandparents
--Brother
--Sister

“A marvelously simple, clear and practical guide to parenting in the first days, months and years!” --Diana Huss Green Parents’ Choice

Genres: Parenting

408 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Ver]

Lots of interesting ideas. Pity they are not divided into sections with child's age, sometimes you have to guess completely. I don't like the suggestions about using a mobile phone for games with a baby. Another controversial idea is using colorants for dough and other things that has contact with child's skin what can cause allergy. The same about giving chocolate to a child over 12 months. I think that is too early.

[Ebookwormy1]

I just couldn't get into this book. There are many ideas here, not all of them practical, and many of them covered more effectively in other resources (how to care for infants, allergy proofing a nursery, etc.).

One senses the authors really had a good time reliving babyhood via the creation of this book. Many of the ideas seemed to labor intensive or not age appropriate.

Maybe it is just me, but I will be giving/ donating this book.

[Tammy Bolt-Werthem]

fun book that gives you games and crafts and educational tools with your baby. most of the stuff you already have in your house. An example that i used early was playing with a scarf with baby while listening to music. my mom gave me this book shortly after we brought dustin home and i like to keep it out as a reference.

[Carrie]

This was a fun book that we read when our youngest was newborn.

[Rasha Kurdi]

this book was an honest mate during my first steps of being Mama :)