Memories in advance

You can always tell that a child lives in a given home. Children have the wonderful habit of constantly declaring their presence: a forgotten shoe behind the kitchen door, a toy truck wheel on the carpet, a broken crayon under the sofa… everything clearly says: “I am here.” When children are small, our days begin and end with them: a little nerves, a little worries, more laughter… Children grow and change, and what remains for us, parents, is the satisfaction that we have created and raised a personality and… the memories.

The first shoes, the favorite toy, the first baby photos – each item tells its story from the life of the little being. These sweet memories will probably be interesting one day to the now grown child.

• The big day – be sure that over time everything related to the birth of the child will be of interest to both you and the grown child. Keep a current issue from the date of birth (this way you will save yourself the questions about what special happened on that day).
• The first outfit – chosen with much love and attention. Before the birth, you often imagined how the little one would look dressed in it. Later, when you look at it, you probably think: when did this child grow up?
• The favorite toy – it has always been in the child's crib when they fell asleep, lost dozens of times and found just as many. Although faded from washing, it has long been a faithful companion in the child's life. Favorite plush toys
• Dear diary – “Mama” is the first word for most children, but who were your child's first friends? Baby diaries keep those little memories that slowly fade from memory over the years.
• Blonde or chestnut – Over the years, hair color changes. Keep a lock of hair from the child's first haircut and years later, pay attention to whether the child's hair color has remained the same.. A box for the first hair
  
• The first shoes – With their help, the child took the first step in evolution.
• The first pacifier – A cherished memory, especially for the mother. This pacifier provided her with moments of peace after prolonged baby crying.
• The wristbands from the maternity ward – With the names of the mother and the child. The first document of identity.
• The first drawing – One day your child may not become Picasso, but surely their drawing will bring a smile to both your face and theirs.
• The candle from the cake for the first birthday – A big party, many memories… As a symbol of this great moment, the candle on the birthday cake remains.
• The first ultrasound photo – the first proof of the existence of new life.
• Оhand and foot prints – Were they really that small? Hand/footprint