Having older siblings help. They sometimes share their “if only” stories.
“If only I have taken more photos of my kids..”
Fathers, invest in a good (digital) camera, in a good video camera, & time.
I, for one, am already missing some of the phases & moments of my (only a very young) going-on-3 years old little girl… for they are already gone forever.
I couldn’t agree more with the advice of getting as involved as possible and get those pics as something to enjoy for ever.
Recently we have also bout a couple of little LCD picture frames, and with a couple of memory sticks each one now has a 100 or so pics that they scroll through – a good way to enjoy all your pics without plastering your house.
The one thing I feel a little guilty about though is we have a lot less photos of Usurper than Little Miss – with two it just becomes a lot harder, but still well worth the effort
LCD picture frame??
We ARE guys after all (with our gadgets)!
That’s not a bad idea, rather than having to boot up the laptop each time we want to show family photos.
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