Sometime before your baby’s first birthday one of the many things that you will lose sleep over is a baby photo album. In some calm moment between teething and covering outlets you will discover photos tucked all over your home in no particular order. As you start gathering them up you will quickly realize that the two tiny albums that you got at your baby shower will never hold them all. That is where the fun begins.
A month ago while I was trying to clean up for a visit from my in-laws I found pictures under the couch, in the dresser, in the kitchen, basically anywhere that I had had two seconds to look at them. There were hundreds of prints and even more in the computer that I had yet to send in for developing. In my sleep deprived state I determined that I had to get them into photo albums while I could still remember what order they went in.
After gathering all the photos into one place I discovered that I would need several more albums just to contain the memories I had captured of the last eight months. Realizing that many more would follow I began to search the internet for sets of archival quality photo albums. While pregnant I had pestered my mother for my own baby photos, trying to predict what my child would look like. I wanted to make sure that my son’s pictures were preserved for his lifetime. Especially since several of my baby pictures were deteriorated in old albums with sticky acidic pages.
In the space of a nap time I found gorgeous albums. There were sets in every style and size and even ones with personalization available so I could put his name, the date, and special event information on it. I ordered one of the latter and filled it with images from the day my son was born. I also ordered several more that matched the décor in his room and filled every page. With color and styles to suit any taste or occasion you can easily avert the sleep loss associated with unorganized memories. Browse through right now and find the baby photo albums for you, those few minutes of shuteye are too precious to waste.
Aspiring Child Photographer
Link to this page
