Boy Scrapbooking

Baby Scrapbook Theme Albums From a to Z

Alphabet Scrapbook Pages

Remembering the alphabet and using your baby's photos can be fun and educational for the entire family. Try making an alphabet or ABC baby scrapbook. Attach a colorful letter to each page in baby's scrapbook album, die cut words and photos to remember all of your baby's special moments.

Here are a few suggestions to get you started:

A

Animals (photo from trip to zoo), aunts, apple

B

baby, bottle, bubbles, brothers, birthday, blanket, bibs, booties, books, blue

C

cake, candles, cousins, crawling, cradle, cereal, Christmas, cookie, car seat

D

doll, dog, daddy, diapers, December, duckie, Dora the Explorer

E

eating, ears, Easter, elbow, Elmo

F

First..., fingers, first foods, formula, feeding time, February, fourth of July, father, friend, funny, funny faces

G

Grandma, grandpa, gifts, guests, girls, gurgling, going (to…)

H

Hair cut, hands, home, hospital, happy birthday, Halloween (1st)

I

Icing, ice cream, immunizations, in (the bathtub)

J

Juice, jello, January, jumping, June, July, jar food, jammies

K

Kids, kisses, Kodak moments, kitchen

L

Leaving (waving bye-bye), love, little (fingers and toes), lullabies

M

Mommy, me, my gifts, my ..., "ma-ma", mine!, march, may, music, milk

N

Nose, nursery (rhymes), nursing, nana, November, numbers, naps, newborn

O

One, onesies, osh kosh, October, "oh-oh", orange

P

Presents, parents, party, peek-a-boo, photos, pictures, pink, patty cake, pj's, pots and pans

Q

Quiet, quilts, quality (time)

R

Rattle, rolling over, rocking horse, reading, rocking chair, red

S

Sisters, stories, song, sitting up, solid foods, sippy cup, swing, silly, smiles, September, St. Patrick’s Day, standing, snow, spring, summer, Sponge Bob

T

Top, teeth, toys, Teletubbies, tears, toes, t-shirt, teddy bear, tummy, thanksgiving, tickles, twins, triplets

U

Uncles, unhappy, underwear, under

V

Video, visits, Valentine’s Day, veggies, violet

W

Wash, weight, wagon, walk, wave, winter, white, water

X

Xylophone, x-ray

Y

Yummy food, yams, yogurt, yawn, yeah, yard, year, young, yellow

Z

Zoo, zzz, zippers

I Can Count 1, 2, 3

Cherish all the first, second and third moments of your baby's life with baby scrapbook pages. From the first smile to the first haircut, you will want to treasure these photos with their own baby page. Make a counting baby scrapbook by including pictures of similar photos. Try using one baby, two babies, three girls or boys, four smiles and so forth. Embellish pages with baby stickers, die cutouts and bright, colorful numbers. Add pages and pictures throughout baby's first year. Baby scrapbook theme albums can be used not only to preserve special moments, but also to learn numbers and counting.

Animals, Animals Everywhere

Does your family have a pet? How many stuffed animals are in your baby's room or toy room? How many times has your family visited the zoo? Savor all these animal memories by creating an animal and baby scrapbook album. Use traditional film or a digital camera, take photos of your baby with his favorite teddy bear, playing with your cat, dog or other pet, sleeping in his crib with stuffed animals and photos from your trips to the zoo. Decorate with animal stickers, appliqués and animal theme pages to create a special animal and baby scrapbook theme.

All About…Me!

If you have the exquisite blessing of having twins or triplets, you will realize that each child is unique. Each baby should have its own baby scrapbook album. Create pages that set each baby apart from his sibling. Make two or three pages with similar themes for each baby scrapbook, which highlight each baby's "firsts", holidays, smiles, giggles, and baby's favorite toy. When your baby becomes a toddler then a teen, he will appreciate his own baby scrapbook.

About the Author

Michele Cardello, director of marketing and creative for Life Imprints, a scrapbooking albums and accessories company in Cleveland, Ohio, has worked in the photo packaging industry for 10 years. Cardello helps customers find creative ways to preserve and appreciate a lifetime of memories through scrapbooking. mcardello@albumsinc.com

Scrapbooking Ideas?

Scrapbook Project?
I am making a scrapbook book report in the first person, as if the scrapbook belonged to the main character of the story.
The book is mainly about nature.

What are some ideas to put in a scrapbook?
I already have:

-momentos
-pesonal diary
-letters the character sent to her father and the boy she likes

It depends upon the era, but photos would be cool. You could get nature images from old magazines especially 'National Geographic' (you can often find these at thrift stores). Maybe put the letters in envelopes, then glue the envelopes onto the pages so the reader can take them out to read them (are they letters TO or FROM the father and boy?). Actual bits of nature could be cool, like twigs, leaves, sand if it's near the ocean...Hmmm, what else...'to do' lists that demonstrate her lifestyle (the kinds of tasks and responsibilities she had, that sort of thing). drawings/doodles that she might have done. quotes.

What a cool way to do a book report, good for you ! Have fun with it.

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