Baby's First Tattoo by Jim Mullen (2002)

It was alot different than I imagined. It's funny, but I won't use it and/or keep it in my childs room. It is just for a laugh, not for a keepsake for my children to look back on.

My son is having his first child, I liked the unique things this book has other than the traditional baby books.

You don't need to know, or own, a baby, to justify buying this book. You only need to want to be amused by, or belt out big belly laughs at, a baby's expense. Frightfully realistic, but dangerously understated, Baby's First Tattoo, deserves to be recommended as a stork-shower take-home favor, as well as for every would'be, wanna-be grandparent who has that empty crib tormenting them from the attic. If you think you might like to live with a baby, try living with the book first. Submitted by mother,grandmother, and former professional nanny.

I bought this book as a gift for my husband, whose family is very conservative and who (among other things) object to our tats. We have a six-month old (who was about two months at the time I purchased the book) and get a big kick out of reading through this book as he grows up. It reminds you of the moments in your baby's life that most likely sent you into fits of laughter. This would be a great gift for any not-so-conventional family!