I just created a webstore option (below) that allows you to order copies of Ecofrugal Baby in advance of my book signing in 2 weeks, and request a custom autographed message. I will sign the books while at the book signing and then ship them to the buyers directly. So, even if you live in California, you can attend my book signing on Sunday November 7, at 4 pm.
If you are local, I will be at the Barnes & Noble (3235 Washtenaw Ave.) in Ann Arbor, Michigan, as part of their National Authors Day. Book signings will be going on all day, but the 4 pm slot belongs to myself and two other local authors, one of whom is also a parenting blogger named Annie Zirkler, who writes on the topic of raising grateful kids. So, please come say hi if you’re in the area. Whole Foods is next door for a tasty meal before or after you drop by.
I never thought that the baby’s first year expenses would be so high. I did not plan accordingly and when our little princess arrived home, we had to adjust few things on the neck of the moment. It is a good effort that you have come up with ideas to save 70% of the expenses on baby’s first year expenditure. I wish I could have learnt this earlier so that I could have saved a lot more.
I was reading it the other day and I was quite amused of how Laura Cowan was able to put up a great deal of savings for all of us moms. I actually don’t have any plans of getting a nanny. More power!
My cousin just delivered her baby so I would like to own one of these and give it to her as a present. I’m sure she’ll learn a lot from this book.