Baby book


an album for mounting pictures and other memorabilia of a baby and for keeping a record of its growth from infancy.
Contemporary Examples

At first, I thought it must be a collection of her baby hair, maybe a lock or two her mother saved in her baby book.
Touching Sylvia Plath’s Hair Jessica Ferri February 10, 2013

Intrigruingly, Cressida was carrying a baby book entitled, “Why Love Matters – How Affection Shapes a Baby’s Brain”.
Baby Books Suggest Cressida Bonas Has Babies On The Brain Tom Sykes December 4, 2013

Historical Examples

After supper, he marked seventeen sets of papers desultorily in red pencil, then got up to look for the baby book.
Special Delivery Damon Francis Knight

If youve seen one baby book, as the cynical old man said about circuses, youve seen all of em.
The Seven Ages of Man Ralph Bergengren

Nor does any man take pleasure in preserving and reading over his own baby book.
The Seven Ages of Man Ralph Bergengren

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