Toddlers are highly energetic life forces. Between infancy and kindergarten school days, your toddler is often fully involved in massive actions and activities. Sometimes, your kid hardly let you slow down enough to take a deep breath before he or she is off to another "movie" stunt. One moment, your toddler is
angelic little kid with great innocence, and within seconds he or she has morphed into a bundle of horror! Such spirited and tireless days are mixed up with endless explorations, comical episodes and crazy chaos. It's all these exasperating, frustrating, endearing in-between moments, that make their ways into your scrapbook pages as little movies starring your precious toddler.
Would you swap such unforgettable moments with any other? Probably not. Hence, scrapbook these experiences before they're gone in a flash. One minute your toddler is two, next is four, and before you know it, you'll be asking yourself, "Where has my little girl/boy gone to?"
Besides letting photos take center stage in your scrapbook, don't miss out all-important aspect of journaling. With just right caption, star-quality of a page will shine forth even with very little embellishments.
Quick, grab your ever-ready camera and capture as many amazing scenes as you could of your little hero or heroine in lastest escapade! Camera 1,2,3! The camera has started rolling...
A) "A Day in Life of Toddler"
Dedicate a page to a typical day of your kid's life. Toddlers are busy human beings. Document their daily activities by chronicling their routine for a day. If you faithfully scrapbook such a theme over years, you can even spot changes that have transformed over years.
B) "Can't Live Without Bedtime Stories"
Toddlers can be such devoted lovers of stories. You've probably lost count of number of times you recited same stories over and over again. But to your toddler, it's as if he or she is listening to story for very first time. When a bedtime story seized your child's heart, there's no letting matter rest until he or she gets her way. Take pictures of your boy or girl flipping through storybooks, staring intently at pages, or together with daddy reading a story to your kid. A page recording your toddler's enthralling and favorite bedtime stories deserves a place in your scrapbook.
C) "Scary Eating Episodes"
Eating is usually a messy, messy affair when it involves toddlers, especially when left on their own. There's basically no sense of etiquette to speak of. It's a case of dunking their dirty faces into bowls or plates, with sauces smearing all over their faces, and food scraps scattered all over tables and floors. Yet, way your kid eats make a dish appeared to totally delicious. Consider doing a page on your boy’s step-by-step process of devouring a plate of spaghetti, or your girl curiously sampling different food or snacks as a food critic.
D) "Mini Home Destroyer"
