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Pregnancy Memories is a Bangla keepsake book for preserving the story before a child arrives, with flexible writing pages, photo and ultrasonogram spaces, meaningful prompts, and a final section for birth and naming memories.
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A child’s story doesn’t begin on the day they are born.
Before that first hello, there are months filled with little moments. The day you discover your baby is coming. The first heartbeat. The first ultrasound. The first tiny movement. The names you use before your baby has a name of their own. The excitement, the changes, the family conversations, and the quiet days of waiting.
At the time, these moments can feel impossible to forget. But as life moves forward, even meaningful little details can slowly fade.
Goodmums Pregnancy Memories is a hardcover pregnancy keepsake journal created to give those memories a place to stay.
With thoughtful writing prompts, personal reflection pages, photograph spaces, and room for messages from loved ones, it helps an expecting mum tell the story of her pregnancy in her own words.
It is a journal to fill during pregnancy, a keepsake to hold onto after birth, and perhaps one day, a story her child can discover.
তোমাকে পাওয়ার আগের আমাদের গল্প।
Every pregnancy has its own story. Pregnancy Memories gives you both the guidance to remember important moments and the freedom to write about everything in between.
Inside the journal are 16 specially designed guided pages and 224 additional writing pages.
The guided pages follow the journey from discovering your pregnancy to your baby’s arrival. The additional pages give you room for personal memories, thoughts, letters, and everyday experiences.
Here is what you can preserve inside your journal.
Where your pregnancy story begins.
Do you remember where you were when you first found out? Who was the first person you told? How did they react? What was going through your mind?
The opening pages give you a place to record those first memories, along with details about Mum, Dad, your baby, and the feelings that came with discovering a new life was on the way.
Years later, these little details can help tell the story of how everything began.
The first moments that made your baby feel real.
Hearing your baby’s heartbeat and seeing that first ultrasound can be moments you want to remember for years.
These pages let you record the dates, pregnancy weeks, where you were, who was with you, and how those experiences felt.
There is also a dedicated space for your baby’s first ultrasound photograph, so you can keep the image alongside the memory of seeing it for the first time.
Little movements, a growing bump, and a changing Mum.
The first movement can be a moment unlike anything you have experienced before.
Remember what you were doing, what you thought the movement was, who you told first, and how you felt. Add a photograph of your growing baby bump to preserve another part of that journey.
There is also a special page for Mum’s own experience—physical changes, new emotions, what brings comfort, and what she is discovering about herself.
Because pregnancy is not only about your baby growing. It is also about you becoming a mother.
Another glimpse of your baby, and the names you already love.
Every ultrasound can bring a new detail to remember. Another glimpse of a little face, another feeling, another moment that makes your baby seem more familiar.
These pages provide space for a later ultrasound photograph and the thoughts that came with seeing your baby again.
There is also a special place for the little names used before birth—the names Mum, Dad, and family called the baby, the funniest nickname, and the one you loved most.
Those names may change after birth, but the stories behind them are worth keeping.
224 additional writing pages. No fixed schedule. No pressure to fill every page.
Not every meaningful pregnancy memory happens on a milestone day.
Sometimes it is an ordinary afternoon. A conversation with your husband. Something funny someone said. A moment of excitement, a little worry, or simply a thought you want your child to read someday.
That is why most of Pregnancy Memories is dedicated to your own writing.
Use these pages for everyday memories, personal reflections, letters to your baby, or stories that don’t belong to any particular milestone.
You can write every day, once a week, after an appointment, or whenever something feels worth remembering.
The journal doesn’t require you to follow predefined weekly entries or complete a fixed set of daily questions.
A few heartfelt lines can mean just as much as a full page. This is your story, and you can tell it in your own way.
Tiny clothes, first purchases, and making room for someone new.
There is something special about preparing for a baby you haven’t met yet.
The first little outfit. The things you carefully choose. The space you prepare at home. The everyday moments when you imagine your baby finally being there.
These pages help you remember what you bought first, why you chose it, and how you felt while getting ready.
You can also add a photograph of a preparation memory—a small reminder of how your home and life were changing before your baby’s arrival.
A message from Dad, and words from the people who love you.
Pregnancy may be centred around Mum, but the waiting often belongs to an entire family.
Pregnancy Memories includes a dedicated From Dad page, where Dad can write about his feelings, what he imagines their first meeting will be like, and something he wants his child to know.
There is also a page for grandparents, relatives, and other loved ones to leave their own messages.
These words don’t need to be long or perfectly written.
Someday, your child may open this journal and discover how many people were thinking about them, talking about them, and waiting to meet them before they were born.
The hospital bag, the final preparations, and the thoughts before meeting.
As your baby’s expected arrival gets closer, even the simplest preparations can begin to feel special.
These pages help you remember what you packed for your baby, what you prepared for yourself, and the little things you nearly forgot.
There is also space to write about the final days of waiting—what you are feeling, what you imagine saying when you first meet your baby, and something you want your child to know.
They are the moments just before the waiting turns into a first hello.
The day the waiting ends and a new chapter begins.
After months of imagining, preparing, and waiting, there is finally a day when you meet your baby.
The journal provides a place to record your baby’s birth date, time, hospital or birth centre, room information, birth weight, and length. You can also attach one of your baby’s first photographs.
The final page is dedicated to something your child may become curious about later—the story behind their name.
Who chose it? What does it mean? Why did you choose that name? How did it feel to say it for the first time?
These last pages bring the pregnancy journey to a close while preserving the beginning of a new life together.
এখানে অপেক্ষার গল্প শেষ।
আর এখান থেকেই তোমাকে নিয়ে আমাদের নতুন গল্প শুরু।
Some memories become even more meaningful when you can see them again.
Pregnancy Memories includes six dedicated photograph areas, including one on the front cover.
You can preserve photographs from:
Each space is designed for a 3.5 × 2.5-inch landscape photograph.
The front cover has a dedicated photograph area with four subtle corner placement marks, allowing you to personalise the outside of your journal.
10 individual clear double-sided adhesive glue dots are included free to help attach your photographs.
Photographs are attached directly to the designated areas. There are no built-in transparent photo pockets.
The photographs preserve what you saw. Your handwritten words preserve what you felt.
Together, they make the journal uniquely yours.
Pregnancy Memories is created as a personal book you can fill, keep, and return to years after your pregnancy.
The square hardcover features a warm ivory surface with elegant gold-foil and debossed artwork. Its smooth matte appearance gives the book a simple, thoughtful character.
Inside, the 100 GSM white paper provides space for comfortable handwriting. The guided pages include gentle illustrations and carefully arranged prompts without overwhelming the writing space.
The journal comes with a dark moss matte paper presentation sleeve featuring silver-foil detailing. A soft cream bookmark ribbon is integrated into the book.
Its design is intentionally calm and personal, allowing your handwriting, photographs, and memories to become the most meaningful parts of the journal.
Pregnancy Memories can be something an expecting mum chooses for herself. It can also be a thoughtful gift from someone who wants to help her remember this chapter of life.
It is suitable for:
Unlike a gift that is enjoyed only for a short time, Pregnancy Memories becomes more personal as its pages fill with handwriting, photographs, and family messages.
Mum creates it during pregnancy.
After birth, it becomes a keepsake of those months.
And someday, it may become a story her child can read.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Goodmums Pregnancy Memories |
| Brand | Goodmums |
| Product Type | Pregnancy Keepsake Journal / Memory Book |
| Book Format | Hardcover |
| Finished Size | 8.5 × 8.5 inches (21.59 × 21.59 cm) |
| Shape | Square |
| Total Pages | 240 sides / 120 sheets |
| Specially Designed Pages | 16 guided sides across 8 sheets |
| Additional Writing Pages | 224 sides across 112 sheets |
| Inner Paper | 100 GSM white paper |
| Cover | Smooth matte paper-wrapped hardboard |
| Cover Detailing | Gold foil and deboss |
| Photo Areas | 6, including the front cover |
| Recommended Photo Size | 3.5 × 2.5 inches, landscape |
| Presentation Sleeve | 140 GSM dark moss matte paper with silver-foil detailing |
| Bookmark | Integrated cream ribbon |
| Language Editions | Bangla and English |
The free adhesive quantity means 10 individual dots, not 10 sets.
Please note: Photographs are not included. The presentation sleeve is a paper sleeve, not a rigid gift box.
1. Begin with your first memories
Complete the opening details about Mum, Dad, and your baby. Write about the day you discovered your pregnancy and how you felt.
2. Record the meaningful milestones
Use the guided pages for your baby’s heartbeat, ultrasound memories, first movements, your changing feelings, and the special moments you want to remember.
3. Write in your own rhythm
Use the additional writing pages for letters, personal thoughts, everyday experiences, and anything else you want to preserve. You don’t need to write every day or follow a fixed pregnancy-week schedule.
4. Add your favourite photographs
Print your photographs in the recommended 3.5 × 2.5-inch landscape size. Attach them carefully using the included adhesive dots or another suitable photo-safe adhesive.
5. Invite Dad and family to contribute
Use the dedicated pages to collect messages and memories from the people waiting to meet your baby.
6. Complete the story after birth
Record your baby’s birth details, add a first photograph, and write about the name you chose and the story behind it.
There is no correct amount to write or a single right way to complete the journal. Use it in whatever way feels meaningful to you.
Pregnancy Memories is a paper-based keepsake. Handle it with care to help protect the writing pages, photographs, and cover.
Pregnancy Memories has Bangla and English editions. The front-cover title remains in English, while the guided interior content uses the language of the selected edition. Choose your preferred available edition before ordering.
No. You can begin whenever you like. The guided pages help preserve particular memories, while the additional writing pages allow you to write at your own pace.
No. The journal contains 16 specially designed guided pages and 224 additional writing pages. This gives you a balance of meaningful prompts and freedom for personal writing.
No. The additional writing pages are not organised into fixed weekly sections. You can record memories whenever they happen, without having to follow a predefined schedule.
Yes. The journal has dedicated photo spaces for ultrasound images, baby bump memories, preparation photographs, and your baby’s first photograph. You can also personalise the front cover with a photograph.
No. The cover has a designated photograph area with subtle corner marks. Your chosen photograph is attached directly using suitable adhesive rather than inserted into a plastic pocket.
Yes. Each journal includes 10 individual clear double-sided adhesive glue dots at no additional charge.
Yes. There is a dedicated page for Dad, along with a separate page for messages from other loved ones waiting to meet the baby.
The final guided pages cover your baby’s arrival, birth details, first photograph, and the story behind their name. Pregnancy Memories is not intended as a complete first-year or first-five-years baby journal.
No. The journal is designed primarily for memory keeping, personal writing, and reflection. It is not a medical record, pregnancy health tracker, or substitute for medical guidance.
Yes. The journal can be used for any pregnancy. Its content does not assume that this is the family’s first baby.
Yes. Pregnancy Memories is designed as a personal keepsake that an expecting mum can fill throughout pregnancy and keep after birth. It is especially meaningful for someone who enjoys writing, saving photographs, and remembering family moments.
One day, your child may wonder what life was like before they were born.
What did you call me before I had a name?
How did you feel when you first saw me?
What were you doing while waiting for me?
What did Dad want to tell me?
What was everyone feeling before I arrived?
With Pregnancy Memories, those answers don’t have to remain only in your memory.
They can live in the photographs you saved, the words you wrote, and the messages your family left behind.
Because before hello, there was already a story.
| Weight | .900 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 24 × 4 cm |
| Sheet Count | 120 sheets |
| Writable Sides | 240 |
| Photo Spaces | Yes |
| Ultrasonogram Spaces | Yes |
| Page Format | Guided and open memory pages |
| Week Format | User-filled; not pre-numbered |
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