brainstorming help, plz!

[gingy]

Hi planner frands.  I'm trying to decide how I want to handle memory keeping for LO and thought y'all would have the best ideas. 

I don't think I'd do well with a structured baby book, and I've never kept up with scrapbooks because I feel the need to make them perfect.  I've been playing with a smash book-style situation (though I'd probably get my own or a plain one vs the baby one), bullet journal/TN, or a plain structured planner.  I have SewMuchCrafting's baby inserts in my Filofax to track things like sleep/nursing/diapers, so this will be primarily milestones and photos/memories.  

Anyone have thoughts or other suggestions? 

[McBenny]

I ha e no clue I failed at this with both kids. I think your cell will be your friend and then you need to carve time out to upload those pics etc.

[gingy]

Aug 7, 2017 21:02:45 GMT -6 McBenny said:

I ha e no clue I failed at this with both kids. I think your cell will be your friend and then you need to carve time out to upload those pics etc.

I figure I will do a lot of tracking in my phone and transfer it somewhere a few times a week.  I'm hoping to make use of the Instax camera we got at GW because then I don't have an excuse for not printing at least *some* photos.  

[muscari]

How about Project Life? They have an app now where you can do all on your phone! You can keep it as simple or make it as elaborate as you like.

[gingy]

Aug 12, 2017 0:25:37 GMT -6 muscari said:

How about Project Life? They have an app now where you can do all on your phone! You can keep it as simple or make it as elaborate as you like.

I forgot about them!  I have a few packs of the little card inserts and layout pages.  I haven't used the app, but I'll have to play with it.  Thanks! 

[Deleted]

Honestly I wasn't great with this with DS. My goal this time around is to keep track of milestones in my planner (maybe not on a specific insert but tucked away in a pocket so I don't lose it like I did with DS). I plan on doing a photo book then and incorporating those things into my spreads.