Easy ways to enjoy your photos every day and keep the pieces that matter. Every one has been used in a real, busy household before it landed here.
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TESTED AT HOME
The Y oto Mini is a great, compact, way to let your child hear different stories before bedtime, on a road trip, and more. It’s almost like the equivalent of having a CD player with a CD pack. And it’s something that can grow with them!
Remember those old-school reels from childhood? This one lets you create your own with personal photos. It’s nostalgic and meaningful. Perfect for parents, kids, or anyone who loves a throwback.
I love that this is an evolving and fun way to display my daughter’s recent creations and also have room to store them too.
This is in the name, but these very cute little books are also magnetic and a fun way to display memories. I love that they come in a set of 3 and you can customize each book. They even have a small bookshelf you can fit up to 12 books on. My daughter especially loves pulling these off of our refrigerator and looking through them.
We’ve loved having this frame that allows us to upload any photos through their app. I’ve loved it so much I’ve bought it for other family members and I’m able to add photos to their Aura as well. Highly recommend.
This locket is simple and beautifully made. I wear it every day and love the reminder of my family within it. Any locket is a nice little wearable reminder of people you love, to always keep them close.
COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY
Not sure where to print or which photo book to make?These comparisons do the testing for you.
Here's what I've learned from 15 years and 50+ photo books about which platforms are actually worth your time and money.
If you've ever stood in front of the CVS photo kiosk wondering whether it actually matters where you print, this post is for you.
I finally started my daughter's photo album this spring. And because I apparently cannot do anything the simple way, "starting her album" turned into ordering 111 prints from ten different photo printing companies so I could figure out — once and for all — where those photos deserved to be printed.