So this adorable thing happened the other day with my preschooler and baby. It was really adorable. It happened and I said to myself, "Self, remember this so you can write it down after they're in bed."
....Yeah. If I could only remember what that adorable moment was.
But I think I've found a way that might help me record these memories before they're forever lost to the baby-post-bedtime fog.
Moment Garden is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: a virtual garden where you "plant" milestones and baby memories. At first, I wasn't totally sure about the idea--I mean, I have baby books for that, right? But then I realized that I, uh, don't always update the baby books as often as I should. So I created a free account and started writing in some memories about my babies' early lives. And you know what? It was awesome.
It's as simple as it could possibly be: you click on the date for which you'd like to log a memory and add a picture (or not, if you'd rather just have text). Your family and friends can add thoughts, too, which adds a whole other dimension to the idea of a baby book.
You can even add thoughts directly to your garden via email, which is kind of perfect for when inspiration strikes but you're nowhere near a computer. Or your computer has been taken over by Elmo games. -Lexi
Get your memories down on paper--er, online--at the online baby book Moment Garden.
....Yeah. If I could only remember what that adorable moment was.
But I think I've found a way that might help me record these memories before they're forever lost to the baby-post-bedtime fog.
Moment Garden is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: a virtual garden where you "plant" milestones and baby memories. At first, I wasn't totally sure about the idea--I mean, I have baby books for that, right? But then I realized that I, uh, don't always update the baby books as often as I should. So I created a free account and started writing in some memories about my babies' early lives. And you know what? It was awesome.
It's as simple as it could possibly be: you click on the date for which you'd like to log a memory and add a picture (or not, if you'd rather just have text). Your family and friends can add thoughts, too, which adds a whole other dimension to the idea of a baby book.
You can even add thoughts directly to your garden via email, which is kind of perfect for when inspiration strikes but you're nowhere near a computer. Or your computer has been taken over by Elmo games. -Lexi
Get your memories down on paper--er, online--at the online baby book Moment Garden.
