Nice idea but poor execution. Where are the screws? Went out and bought more but the holes don’t line up property so it’s no good.Feels like a cheap ripoff, not impressed.

Not something I would give as a gift. There were parts missing, like the book. Which is half the product so I wouldn't recommend this to anyone

this would be lovely as a gift, unfortunately, needed the box for packing up keepsakes of the baby that my daughter miscarried, but the box was easy to assemble and sturdy and nicely held what we had gathered for the baby before she left us. worth every penny.

This is super cute for storing your important babies things from the hospital after delivery. Wish it had more storage but it works!

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This is really nice! I recommend it. The woodland theme is perfect.The first photo included with this review shows the items just out of the box. I was initially peeved because what new mom wants an assembly project baby book thing, with nuts and bolts (and without instructions) at that! Also, in general, I find milestone tummy stickers to be stressful - who is going to remember to use them? Not me. These milestone tummy stickers are nicer than average, though, so if you are into milestone tummy stickers then you are in for a treat. And you can have mine.My peevishness soon subsided because I got the box assembled in a jiff. I think I even figured out how to use the divider strip things - see the fourth and fifth photos included with this review. The divider strips are oddly short, given the height of the box and the lack of any "floor" insert that would go above them, but I must have done the right thing because the divider pieces integrate perfectly with the design printed on the inside bottom of the box. That is a nice touch. I am very happy with the assembled box.On to the baby book.- I have seen baby books that are very much exercises in filling in the blanks. The plus of that style is that it is reasonably easy and fast for the parents to fill out. The downside is that there is not much room to add longer messages to the child, or to include info for which there is no prompt.- I have seen baby books that are very free form, with lines and lines of blank space for the parents to fill as they see fit. This style is nice for the obvious reasons, but the downside is that parents are usually too busy to fill all that blank space.- I have never seen a baby book more than 10% completed. It just doesn't happen. New parents are too busy. This is OK. I treasure the handful of pages that my mom completed in my baby book, and I completely understand why the other pages are blank.The sixth through tenth pictures included with this review show a sampling of the pages of the baby book. It starts out looking like a total "fill-in-the-blank" style book, but there are many "freeform" pages at the end (*which can be discretely removed by the parents if not used*). So, this book gets lots of points for being a great combination of both ends of the baby book style spectrum.This baby book also includes spaces for photos of various people and things to be pasted in. I don't have many physical photos on hand these days, but I have a few and I will probably try to put some drawings in to fill the rest of the photo space. Maybe.I don't necessarily love that the page regarding the baby's birth details states that the baby was born "perfect". Not all babies are. Birth defects happen. There really should be a prompt for the parents to input details of any medical condition that was present at birth or in the first few years of life. That is useful info for the child to have, and baby books are a very common way to pass such info on to the child.The book includes pages through and including the child's fifth birthday. You should get your own very special milestone tummy sticker if you are still filling in the book when the child turns five.

My favorite gift as a new mom was a small keepsake box for those too big for a book items that I just HAD to keep (hospital hat, newborn diaper, shoes, coming home outfit, etc.) So now I always use a keepsake box as my “gift bag” for new moms. This box is VERY nice! Large, solid, well put together, has metal handles even. And it can be used for a boy or girl. I really like the small baby book and really cute stickers that came with it. Even without other gifts inside this would be a GREAT baby shower gift set!

What I like about this is the adorable sizable box is all the square measured spots inside of it to store all of my precious memories from each month! It seems as though it will last a long time as long as I'm not rough with it and is worth the investment!If you have a new mom in your life or you are one, then consider this as a gift to them or yourself. Definitely will help keep you organized!A+++ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐