Quick answer
Buy the Notebook A5 Dreamland if you want one small, print-covered notebook that can move between nursery notes, feeding logs, and your own lists. Skip it if you need dated pages, pockets, or a hard cover.
Why blank pages change how you use it
The Dreamland notebook has blank pages, so it does not impose a daily or weekly structure. That makes it flexible for mixed use: a page of feeding times, a page of first-word notes, and a page for your own to-do list can sit side by side without wasted sections.
The trade-off is that blank pages require you to create your own headings and dates. If you prefer pre-printed prompts or a ready-made baby memory format, this notebook will feel like extra work.
Where A5 helps and where it limits you
A5 is a middle size: larger than a pocket notebook but smaller than A4. It gives enough room for a feeding log or a short memory entry, yet the notebook is described as an easy fit for backpacks of all sizes. That matters if you carry it between rooms, appointments, and the changing bag.
It is not a keepsake album. If you plan to paste in photos, cards, or scan pages into a permanent family archive, a larger format with sturdier pages may serve you better. The Dreamland notebook is best treated as a working notebook that you may later transfer into a more formal memory book.
One notebook or several?
A single Dreamland notebook can handle several jobs, but mixing feeding logs with personal notes can make information hard to find later. Decide before you start whether this is a shared household notebook or your own private one.
If two caregivers log feeds, keep the notebook in one agreed spot and use a simple margin mark or page flag for the current day. If you want a dedicated baby memory notebook, reserve the first pages for milestones and keep the back for daily logs.
Decision rules for buying the Notebook A5 Dreamland
- Choose it as a baby memory notebook if you like writing freely: Use the blank pages for dated entries, firsts, and short notes. Add your own headings such as 'Sleep', 'Firsts', or 'Funny things' so the notebook stays easy to browse later. If you want prompts printed for you, choose a guided memory book instead.
- Choose it for feeding logs if one notebook can stay in a fixed spot: Set up a simple table by hand: time, side or amount, and notes. Keep the notebook in the same place each day so every caregiver can find it. If feeds are logged by several people on phones, a shared app may be more reliable than paper.
- Choose it as an everyday parent notebook if you carry a backpack: The A5 size is described as an easy fit for backpacks of all sizes. Use it for wishlists, school notes, and deep thoughts as well as baby notes. If you need it to fit a small handbag, check the dimensions before buying.
- Skip it if you need structure, pockets, or a hard cover: The supplied facts describe blank pages and a printed cover, but no dated layout, pockets, or hard cover. Do not assume those features. Match the notebook to how much structure you want to add yourself.
Product facts
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Notebook, A5 - Dreamland: The cover is embellished with Cam Cam Copenhagen's most loved prints, and the pages are blank. The print makes it pleasant to leave out on a table, while the blank pages let you set up your own sections for logs, lists, or memories.
Notebook, A5 - Dreamland
Who should buy it
Best for
- New parents who want one flexible notebook for feeding logs, lists, and memories
- Caregivers who prefer writing by hand and setting their own page headings
- Anyone who carries an A5 notebook in a backpack or changing bag
Not for
- Parents who want a pre-printed, guided baby memory book
- Users who need dated planner pages or a hard cover
- Anyone looking for a large keepsake album for photos and cards