As I was looking on the website I was so excited to see a colorful, graphic yearbook option. It seems like the local school's yearbooks are always drab and inlclude more black and white than color photos. And I never see any cool graphics. The examples also showed where children's artwork had been uploaded and published. That's revolutionary! I think this is such a neat idea for a parent or teacher to do. I can definitely see myself doing this for Vince. I may start now since he loves to color! If not now then it would be great to start even for Pre-K.
I may put this idea into action for his baby book. I have several pieces of newspaper articles and a first haircut certificate. Those things are sweet and sentimental but I'd rather not store them from now on. I could take a picture or scan them and then upload it to a photo book. I LOVE this idea! Thank you, Shutterfly. You are always inspring!
How would you use a Shutterfly year book? Have you ever put children's artwork or newspaper clippings into a photo book?
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*This is a sponsored post. I was contacted by Shutterfly to promote their yearbooks. I have used Shutterfly for years and have always loved their products.
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