These are the
good old days.
I want to remember my kids as they are right now. The way they talk, the stories they tell, the things they still ask me to do. And I want to be there for it, too.
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01 / THE WHY
I want to
remember this.
I know these moments with my kids will be memories one day. And I’d rather have them in pictures and videos than just in my head.
I want to remember how my 3-year-old can’t pronounce the letter L right now. How she strings words together, trying to make a sentence.
I want to remember my 10-year-old’s terrible storytelling and how her stories never end.
I want to remember them asking me to put them to bed and tell them a story. Because I know they won’t always ask me for that.
These are the good old days we’ll be looking back on. I want to capture them, but I also want to be present in them.
That’s what I share here and on Instagram. Being a parent and realizing I’m living the life I dreamed of. Now that I know what’s really important to me, I want to hold on to as much of it as I can.
02 / THE TOOLBOX
Books, cards,
and filming ideas.
These tools are for the pictures and videos you want to come back to.
See how the tools work
The family
video book.
Add photos, notes, and links to your videos. Download a printable book with QR codes that open each video.
Build your book
Scan-to-watch
photo cards.
Put a photo and a video link on a card. Print it for a grandparent, a friend, or your own fridge.
Make a photo cardWhat should
I film today?
Choose an idea based on who you’re filming, where you are, and how much time you have. Get a short list of shots to try.
Get a filming idea03 / EVERYDAY LIFE
What’s happening
at your place?
The way they say a word. The story that goes on forever. The same book again at bedtime.
Drag to rearrange · Tap for a film idea · Keyboard: focus a sticker, then use arrow keys
04 / FILMING IDEAS
What should
I film today?
Sometimes it’s the way they say a word or tell you what happened today. Here are 38 ideas for things you might want to record.
Open the filming toolThe sound of
being home.
Record what your home sounds like for 20 seconds: a conversation, toys on the floor, or someone making breakfast.
2 MINUTES · 3 SHOTS05 / TITLE CARD
Let the kids
make the title.
Draw on the frame, add some words, and save it as an image. You can use it at the start of a video.
Draw with a mouse, pen, or finger. Keyboard: arrows move, Space starts or stops ink. Undo works on clear, too.