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  • Front cover of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book with a mother holding a baby.
  • Pages 4 and 5 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book carry a biography of Kate Greenaway and the Contents of the book, decorated with a country cottage and a garland of apples and pears.
  • Pages 14 and 15 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book have a family tree ready to be filled in and a portrait of village families amid garlands of flowers and leaves.
  • Pages 22 and 23 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book have Weight and Height charts ready to be filled in month by month, with national averages for comparison.
  • Pages 32 and 33 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book contain a graphic to fill in with the dates of your child’s teeth, with national averages for guidance, an illustration of a mother teaching her child and space to write down First Words.
  • Pages 34 and 35 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book are illustrated with garlands of daffodils, lines of children, a mother helping her daughter take her first steps and space to write down details of Milestones such as when your child first smiled, laughed, crawled and walked.
  • Pages 48 and 49 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book provide space to record Funny Sayings and Incidents and have illustrations of two girls looking out to sea, a pair of daffodils and a group of boys playing on the beach.
  • Pages 52 and 53 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book are illustrated with groups of children playing, two girls sleeping on clouds and have spaces to record their favourite rhymes/poems, games, songs/lullabies and special interests.
  • Pages 56 and 57 of The Kate Greenaway Baby Book are illustrated with a young girl carrying her school things, a line of children leaving school and space to write down details of the child’s first school, date started, teachers’ names, favourite activities and special friends.
    • “It’s lovely to keep a record of how your child grows and develops. And now there’s a sumptuous book which will help you do just that. The Kate Greenaway Baby Book has spaces for you to record all sorts of fascinating information about your child from birth to the age of five.”
      Parents Magazine
    • “The beautiful creamy cover has exquisite proportions with just the right amount of space around the magical figures…. In my opinion it is brilliant!”
      Andrew Stahl, Head of Undergraduate Painting, Slade School of Fine Art
    • “A delightful, uncluttered design.”
      Rhian Harris, Director, V&A Museum of Childhood
    • “The cover is stunning and its simplicity makes it very powerful indeed.”
      Sue Woodford-Hollick, former Chair, London Arts Council
    • “Fresh and uncluttered while preserving the link to Kate Greenaway’s original illustrations. It will stand out in a bookshop display as an item of quality.”
      Geoffrey Beare, Chairman, Imaginative Book Illustration Society
    • “A truly handsome volume which has stood the test of time.”
      Karin Robinson, Picture Editor and Teacher
    • “Classic, clean, but still with a nostalgic warmth you would hope for in a book like this.”
      Luci Gosling, Business Development Manager, Mary Evans Picture Library
    • “Beautifully presented… A delightful book, to keep forever.”
      Richard Morris, Books Review
    • “Absolutely lovely… a wonderful keepsake of your baby’s first five years.”
      Sally Griffith, Ask A Mum
    • “I love it! I can’t wait to start using it when my baby is born.”
      Carol Smith, New Mummy’s Tips

    The Kate Greenaway Baby Book

    A Record of the First Five Years

    £14.99

    Illustrated with Kate Greenaway’s beautiful vignettes of early childhood, this baby book has space for photographs, mementoes and personal notes. It will build up into a valuable record of your child’s growth and development from birth right through to the first term of school.

    Free delivery on orders over £20
    Dispatched next day with Royal Mail 2nd Class
    Details
    • RRP: £14.99 (incl. VAT)
    • Format: 260 mm x 210 mm (10 ¼ x 8 ¼ in)
    • Pages: 60
    • Weight: 0.4 kg (0.9lb)
    • Pictures: 60 colour
    • Binding: Hardback
    • ISBN: 978 1 873329 42 9
    • Publication: November 2010
    Description

    A beautiful keepsake baby book


    When did your baby first smile? Or sit, or walk? Little achievements like these, if not recorded at the time, will soon be just vague memories. This book provides a perfect way to keep the fleeting details in one place, together with important information such as vaccinations and illnesses.

    Illustrated with Kate Greenaway’s beautiful vignettes of early childhood, and sprinkled with sparkly stars, the book has space for photographs, mementos and personal notes. It will build up into a valuable record of your child’s growth and development, from birth right through to the first term at school.

    This is the 3rd edition and 15th impression of a book that has taken the test of time and passed.

    The Kate Greenaway Collection


    The Kate Greenaway Collection is a range of charming stationery books, decorated with cameos of the finest of Kate Greenaway’s work. Beautiful and practical, produced on high-quality art paper with ample space for writing, the books contain rare Kate Greenaway illustrations discovered by a private collector. The books are perfect gifts for anyone who appreciates Kate Greenaway’s vision of innocent enjoyment and beauty.

    Contents

    The Birth

    The Family Tree

    Naming

    At Three Months

    Weight and Height Charts

    Vaccinations and Illnesses

    At Six Months

    First Christmas

    Teeth

    First Words

    Milestones

    First Holiday

    At One Year

    First Birthday

    At Two Years

    At Three Years

    At Four Years

    At Five Years

    Funny Sayings and Incidents

    Favourites

    First Drawing

    First Writing

    Going to School

    Author

    Kate Greenaway was born in London in 1846. By the time of her death in 1901, she was a successful and world-renowned book illustrator, admired by contemporaries such as John Ruskin. Her illustrations depict scenes from the mid-19th century and convey her nostalgic love of childhood, home life and rural tranquillity. Her work remains popular today and is commemorated by the Kate Greenaway Medal, awarded annually to a children’s illustrator for distinguished work.