Some news is just too big for words!
Let this keepsake book share the greatest news of all: You're Going to be a Grandma!

When mere words aren’t enough to tell someone she’s going to be a grandmother, let this book help celebrate the news. Charming verses and illustrations reveal the joys that will soon be hers as a grandchild baby-steps its way into her heart. Give it to any grandma-to-be: your mother, mother-in-law, sister, aunt, best friend…anyone you love. She’ll keep this book forever to remember the life-changing moment she discovered what was once a twinkle in your eye would soon be a grandchild in her arms.

This special, hard cover 40-page gift book (ISBN: 9780984159000) includes:

» Poetry and large, full-color illustrations that celebrate the joys a new grandmother can soon look forward to

» A Baby journal page for recording details of the grandchild’s birth

» A baby photo page

You could celebrate the news by framing the ultrasound picture. You could buy a greeting card. Or give her a book. But this book combines all these elements into one keepsake gift book grandmothers will enjoy forever. It makes it a great value at just $12.95.

What Grandmas are saying about the book

I received “You’re Going to be a Grandma” as a gift from a special niece. As a mother of two now-grown sons, the expectation of a granddaughter was a dream- come-true for me. Each page reminded me of my own motherhood experiences, while allowing me to anticipate the joys of reliving those same special moments with a “grand.” I recently found this book on my book shelf and I have to admit a tear came to my eye as I read it, but then I smiled as I realized I could experience, once again, becoming a Grandma, as I wait anxiously for my soon-to-be second granddaughter. This is a wonderful gift that any grandmother would love to receive.
Nana J, Saginaw, MI

When I was expecting my daughter, I walked into my mother’s home while she was cooking liver and onions and I instantly became nauseated. I looked at my mom and confirmed her suspicions by saying “you’re going to be a Grandma.” This was definitely not the way I had wanted to announce my pregnancy. Many years later my daughter gave me this “You’re Going To Be A Grandma” book to announce that she was expecting her first son. My eyes welled up with tears as I read each page. I was completely surprised and overwhelmed when I received this gift book. I read this book over and over again before my grandson was born getting more excited each time I thought “I’m Going to Be a Grandma!”
Gramma M, Roseville, MI