Set up an email account for your kid(s) and send them emails about all the cute, funny, amazing things they do. Big memories will stick with you but the daily funny stuff really won't and once you get beyond that baby book (if you've been good about writing in it at all lol) all you've got is your memory. I started Aiden's when he was about 1.5 and I just read back through them and already, just 2.5 years later, I had forgotten that he used to call light switches "butts." I forgot that he used to say "Oh gosh!" but it sounded like "Oh gorsh" which is exactly how my grandmother used to say it. I forgot that when I was pregnant with Quinn he told me he was going to teach him how to be a super hero. Right now I know that Quinn laughs like Karen from Will and Grace but I don't know that I'll remember that when he's grown. So I email them to tell them about what his life is like right now so we can all go back and relive it
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Re: You all need to do this :)
My dad used to carry around these little pocket calendars. He's a contractor and would use it for appointments, measurements, phone #'s, etc. In the back he would always write funny things that my brother and I said or did. They are pilled in his desk drawer and we've always loved going back and reading them.
I'd never thought of the email idea! Much easier to do with the technologies of today!
I love this. I think boys would appreciate this more than super detailed baby books...and daddy/aunt/uncle/whomever can participate!!
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Bradley 05-04-11 & Tyler 06-18-13
It is a cute idea though. I would probably lose a notebook.
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Bradley 05-04-11 & Tyler 06-18-13
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Bradley 05-04-11 & Tyler 06-18-13