With new innovations in homemaking tools appearing some time during the Victorian era women found themselves with more time on their hands to do things like monitor their child's growth and food intake. To help fill this time I've created some nice forms to monitor some areas of baby's life.

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File	Description	File size	Last Modified
Baby Names	Chart to help you organize your thoughts on naming your new special baby.	54 Kb	19/06/08 23:24
Baby's Feeding Schedule	I made up this handy chart when we were first caring for our Peanut. At 5 pounds after 2 months she was on a constant feeding schedule and we worked around the clock to meet her needs. This chart was to make sure we were getting in her required calories.	50 Kb	20/06/08 05:19
Baby's Last Feeding	This was a chart I made to put on baby's door. I made it up when my husband and I were running in circles to figure out when our teeny tiny preemie baby had last been fed. Simple, to the point, but got the job done. I taped a pencil nearby.	48 Kb	21/06/08 04:56
Transitional Feeding Schedule	Baby is growing and can sit up and do lots of things now. Use this chart to monitor the reaction to new solid foods and how baby is progressing in the solid food arena.	25 Kb	21/06/08 05:01