Stories
Three Mother’s Day book ideas
1 January 1970
All moms out there deserve the best. And they deserve it all year round, of course. But on Mother’s Day, you get a little reminder to recognize all the little (and ginormous) things they do. So whether this makes you think about your own mom, your partner, sister, friend, or grandma, here are some Mother’s Day photo book tips you can use.
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A recipe book
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Maybe this mom makes the very best meatballs, lasagna, or apple pie? Make it easy for her to save all her best and favorite recipes in one place (and maybe make a copy for yourself too!). Here’s how you make a recipe book >
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Things I love about you
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Fill your book with a mix of photos and answers to questions like these:
- My favorite thing to do together is…
- You make me laugh so much when you…
- I look up to you because…
- If you had a superpower, it would be…
- This song reminds me of you…
- Don’t forget how amazing you are at doing this…
- I love it when you babble on about…
- Here are some compliments I should give you more often…
- Something wise you once told me…
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A book of drawings
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Take photos of her kids’ drawings and add all of them to a photo book. We all know how easily drawings get lost, but how fun they are for a mom to look back on years after they’re made – this way she’ll know exactly where they are.
