WIll your kids remeber…..?

I have 7’591 photos on my phone and tomorrow i will over 7’600.

We live in a digital world and as much as its “not as good as the good old day’s,’”it is the world we live in and its not going to change. Our photos are stored on our phones, backed up in the icloud or on a hard drive in a draw somewhere.

I know from experience that my kids absolutely love having my phone and just looking through the every day photos - mainly of the dog and all the cute things she has got up to during day but what about the beautiful photos from the photoshoot you invested in, the photos that were curated just for your family filled with memories of that unique chapter of life. You hired a professional photographer to make these photos special made sure every single member of your family was in the frame. And they did a great job. They used their experience and honed talent to combine beautiful lighting, fun poses, and wild children, and somehow created a gallery full of smiles, personality, and memories from a time that will never be exactly the same again.

Tangible Images Create Stronger Connections

There’s something powerful and emotional about holding a photo in your hands. For children, printed images aren’t just pictures……they’re anchors to you. A framed photo on the wall or an album on the coffee table gives children a sense of belonging and its tangible unlike a digital file. Kids love to return to memories again and again, often without prompting. ( sometimes it’s 20 minutes of pure peace and quiet that). They see themselves in those moments and feel more connected to their family and their story.

Return to you memories and hold them time and time again

Family traditions Rooted in Real Moments

Photo albums often become part of family traditions. Looking through pages on a rainy day, pulling out a baby album on birthdays or laughing over family photos with relatives. These small moments become storytelling afternoons, reflection, and bonding. Printed photos invite interaction in a way that swiping on a screen doesn’t.

They become heirlooms, passed from generation to generation, filled with shared stories that stitch the family together.

So print that photo.

Make the album.

Frame the memory.

Your kids won’t remember how many likes the photo got.

They’ll remember how it felt to see themselves loved, again and again, in pictures that never fade.