So my inlaws live 6 hrs away, and we are thinking about sending them some sort of package to announce the pregnancy around 12 weeks.
I keep finding random ideas, but I want something super personal, but still something that's gotta make them think... my pos. pregnancy test in a frame is cute idea, but a non-brainer, I think... anyone have any REALLY GOOD ideas?
Re: How did/will you announce it when they live far away?
If you want to send them something, you could send a grandparents frame that has a note where the photo goes saying, "Photo coming [EDD]"
We just called our parents to tell them. We have a family blog where we post weekly updates of DD, so to let our extended family in on the news, we'll be putting a pic of DD holding a sign saying she's going to have a little brother or sister for one of the upcoming updates.
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
So we've had two ideas, our 10 week ultrasound is just before my mom's birthday, so we thought we'd send her a birthday card addressed to "Grandma."
We live really far from both our families, so we figured this would be more exciting than a phonecall.
Valentine's day is around the same time, so we were thinking we would send Valentines to all our relatives made out to the appropriate title (Uncle, Great Grandma/pa, Aunt, etc) and wait for the reaction.
The second idea is that our family dog is a really big member of our family and all of our distant family love him too, so we thought we might take a picture of him with a rattle in his mouth and a sign around his neck that says, "I'm going to be a big brother!" and mail those instead.
What we're doing as well