Pregnancy Calander
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October 16, 2011
Conception, Pregnancy and Child Birth
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Russ Berrie Pregnancy Calendar $10.00 First published in 1987 The Pregnancy Calendar has helped over two million mothers countdown the 40 weeks of pregnancy. 12″ x 9″ This popular best-selling calendar lets mothers-to-be know what to expect when they’re expecting. Each features a 40-week guide to prenatal care and follows baby’s development month-by-month with useful information pertaining to pregnancy. … |
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Carter’s First Year Calendar … |
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C.R. Gibson First Year Calendar … |
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Russ Baby – PREGNANCY CALENDAR $9.99 This popular best-selling calender lets Mothers-to-be know what to expect when they’re expecting. Each features a 40-week guide to prenatal care and follows baby’s development month-by-month with useful information pertaining to pregnancy…. |
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Mom’s Ultimate Family Organizer: A One-Stop Planner for Busy Moms $14.12 This comprehensive one-stop organizer is an essential tool for the busiest person of them all – Mom! Inside the sturdy binder is a system for managing motherhood: calendar pages to keep track of family member’s schedules directory pages to locate everyone from the teacher to the carpet cleaner and planning pages for birthday parties or the family vacation. Helpful sticky notes and tear-out lists m… |
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Baby’s First Year Sticker Calendar $12.99 Baby’s First Year Stickers Undated Wall Calendar… |
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Rewards for Kids!: Ready-To-Use Charts and Activities for Positive Parenting $8.75 by Virginia M. Shiller, Meg F. Schneider, Bonnie Matthews”Finding a way to encourage preschoolers and elementary school children to behave well without resorting to scolding, threats, or bribery is a parent’s number one challenge. In Rewards for Kids! psychologist and child-development expert Dr. Virginia M. Shiller explains why it works to “catch them doing something good.” Reward, not bribery, i… |