Here are a couple ideas to help with REMEMBERING.....
- A couple of years ago a friend of mine gave me a suggestion: Tape a blank piece of paper inside one of your kitchen cupboards. Find a pen, tie a string around it, tape the other end of the string next to the paper inside the cupboard. When your kid says or does something, you can write it down right there. It may not be pretty, but it's hidden from visitors. And honestly, a lot of time is spent in the kitchen...so you won't have to go far. Plus, you don't have to find a pen...which sometimes takes a detective to locate when you're needing one.
- A calendar. There are a billion ways to do this. Anything from a Baby's 1st Year calendar with matching cute stickers for different firsts, to a homemade black&white print out from your computer. It doesn't matter the kind of calendar....just remember to have it OUT in a regular place, like on the wall in your child's bedroom, in a playroom, or on your nightstand and NOT HIDING...you don't have time to find it when those important and silly things happen. Also, have a pen attached to where ever you have the calendar and keep the pen in this regular place.
3 comments:
I love this idea. Our first child, Grant, is only 3 months old and I have been keeping track of his "milestones" so far on my own, but I love the calendar idea. And I can start now! Thanks.
I use my blog to record those moments. Then I can make a book of my blog. I don't journal very well. but I do blog. My friend is also thinking of starting blogs (private of coarse) for her kids. A place where she can load all the pictures and saying her kids create and say. Then she can make a book out of them.
My sister does a blog that she will probably make a book of someday as well. She posts daily to it. I like your idea because you don't have to be at the computer right away and it will give you a reminder of what you wanted to post.
Post a Comment