Feet tell the whole story of the first year. Tiny at birth. Impossibly soft. Then slowly, unmistakably, your baby's. My Foot Book: Footprints Through the First Year is a dedicated keepsake for the thing parents regret not capturing more of — the feet. Twelve monthly footprint pages, one for each month of the first year, with guided prompts that turn each impression into a full milestone record. The result is a tangible, tactile document of growth that feels different from a standard baby book — more physical, more specific, and more surprising when you flip back to month one. What's Inside 12 monthly footprint pages with date, weight, and milestone prompts Space for a photo alongside each footprint Milestone notes for each month: what your baby is doing, saying, becoming First birthday spread with handprints and full milestone record Illustrated throughout in Lucy Darling's warm, heirloom design language A Perfect Companion to a Lucy Darling Memory Book My Foot Book works beautifully alongside any Lucy Darling Baby Memory Book — the memory book holds the full story, and My Foot Book holds the physical record of growth that only feet can tell. Together they make a complete first-year keepsake set that no amount of phone photos can replicate. Why Parents Love It Parents who have My Foot Book consistently say the same thing: they didn't realize how much they'd treasure it until they saw twelve months of growth mapped in ink on twelve consecutive pages. The newborn footprint at the beginning. The almost-toddler foot at the end. That contrast is the gift. It also solves a practical problem: most parents try to capture footprints and fail — the ink is messy, the baby moves, the timing is wrong. My Foot Book creates a structured cadence for it. By month three it's a ritual. As a Baby Shower or New Baby Gift Arrives in gift-ready packaging. Pairs perfectly with a Lucy Darling Baby Memory Book for a complete keepsake gift set. Free shipping on orders over $75. My Foot Book: Footprints Through the First Year — the keepsake parents didn't know they needed until they have it, and can't imagine not having afterward.