My Family, My Journey: A Baby Book for Adoptive Families : A Memory Book

ISBN-10: 0811857379
ISBN-13: 9780811857376
Category: Adopted children
Pages: 48
Language: English
Published: 2007-04-26
Publisher: Chronicle Books (CA)
Author: Zoe Francesca

Description

For the growing audience of adoptive families, Chronicle Books is proud to offer a baby book thatsuits the wide array of experiences and choices that bring a family and their new child together. This lovely keepsake album contains sections to record all the joyful milestones and cherished family moments that mark a new baby's life, pages to chart the adopted child's unique journey, as well as a sturdy pocket in which to store important documents and memorabilia. Inside the pocket are over 60 stickers you can use to customize the family tree pages. As the pages of the journal fill with memories, My Family, My Journey will stand as a lasting testament of love for the entire family.

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