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Fill-in book for baby's first year
17&zwanger
Hi everyone!
I have a question for you all.
I'm quite creative, so instead of buying a baby book, filling it in, and sticking photos in it, I'd like to make one myself.
Of course, this is a long-term project because every baby book you find in the store has all sorts of other fun things in it that you definitely want to remember about your babyhood.
So my question to you is: do you have any fun tips for things to include in the booklet? I think it's kind of silly to go buy a book in the store, copy the questions and content, and then return the book.
So if anyone has such a booklet and is willing to help me out, please let me know.
Thank you!
I have a question for you all.
I'm quite creative, so instead of buying a baby book, filling it in, and sticking photos in it, I'd like to make one myself.
Of course, this is a long-term project because every baby book you find in the store has all sorts of other fun things in it that you definitely want to remember about your babyhood.
So my question to you is: do you have any fun tips for things to include in the booklet? I think it's kind of silly to go buy a book in the store, copy the questions and content, and then return the book.
So if anyone has such a booklet and is willing to help me out, please let me know.
Thank you!
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kruimel #2
Hi hi!
I’m not pregnant yet, but I’d love to get creative once we have a baby.
Do you use Pinterest? It’s such a fun social media site for photos and stuff, and you often find scrapbook-like ideas there. Really lovely—I’m totally addicted to that site.
Maybe it’s useful for you, maybe not, but I just love it!
Good luck, XKruimel -
melis1606 #3
I do have a baby book! I'll check it out tomorrow and write down the fun bits for you here!! One thing I really like and have done myself is buying a newspaper from the day your baby is born, so that years later they can see what was happening in the world that day... and for example, look at how much a pack of milk, a stamp, or a movie ticket cost back then, so they can compare those prices with today's when they're older.
But anyway, you'll hear more from me tomorrow!
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