So yeah, we've got tons of video of Sam during her first two years of life.
We've got shots on a digital camera that just won't connect to our computer anymore, we've got most of her second and third years of life documented with pictures on my husband's cell phone, and I've got at least three rolls of film that I've never gotten developed.
(Can I just mention here, by the way, how sad it is that, when we filmed me during my "pregnancy diary" phase, every one involves me holding up our two cats and cooing over them and smooching them; and then, once Sam's born, we're actually tossing them out of the shot or saying flatly, "Yup, and there's Jack. OK, back to Sam ...")
But we've got one thing for Mr. Noah here that we didn't get with Sam: video of him before he's even born.
Didn't see this on my previous entry? Here it is:
That's just freaking amazing. I still can't believe that was really filmed inside of me. Creepy. Yet cool.
So I guess I'm at least a partial member of this generation of parents capturing their kids' every movements with digital technology. (Don't know what I'm talking about? See Tuesday's business page, 6B, for the story.)
How about you? Have you snapped hundreds of pics of your kids in just a few months? How do you keep track of all of them, and do you print them out in case your hard drive ever fries?
snapfish! :-)