baby book

American  

[bey-bee book] / ˈbeɪ bi ˌbʊk /

noun

1. an album for mounting pictures and other memorabilia of a baby and for keeping a record of their growth from infancy.

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Etymology

Origin of baby book

First recorded in 1800–10

Example Sentences

Ha’la is a name my parents found in a baby book that means unexpected gift.

From The Wall Street Journal

She writes at one point that she told Enrico Fermi that his book on thermodynamics was “good as a baby book.”

From Scientific American

“You can put this in your baby book,” the doctor said as he handed her the results of the pregnancy test.

From Washington Post

She quickly pulls her unicorn sweatshirt over her head and slips her baby book into her bag.

From Literature

I lift out a baby book and open it.

From Literature