How many times have you doubled over laughing at something your child said, then couldn't remember the exact wording when you were trying to tell your husband or your mother? I find it so frustrating that my mom brain won't record the very things that make this journey so enjoyable!

Now there's a book made specifically for remembering what my silly mind just can't hold onto.
My Quotable Kid basically picks up where the baby book leaves off. It has a place for a picture (lest you forget even which kid you are writing about--just kidding) and then quote bubbles to write in.
Or you could do what some tech-savvy moms I know do, which is to start a Twitter account to record and share what your cuties say. You can even publish that--with
Tweetbookz! I love, love, love this idea. I started a Twitter for my kids but haven't been good about keeping up with it. Now I have some motivation.
Here's what a book using my
SweetSnaps Twitter account would look like. Seriously, I think I'm in love.

However you choose to do it, happy remembering! They change so fast, I know I want to hold on to as much of it as I can...
Dolcemente,
Lindsay
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