Notes on keeping what disappears.
Long-form pieces on the practical side of remembering a childhood — writing letters, backing things up properly, catching first words, and sharing with family without a public audience.
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First 50 Words: What to Expect, and When
How toddlers build their first fifty words, why the order is stranger than you would expect, and a simple way to catch each one before it changes.
7 min read
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How to Back Up Your Baby Photos So You Never Lose Them
A plain-English guide to the 3-2-1 rule, what iCloud and Google Photos actually protect against, and how to organise several years of photos.
7 min read
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Record Your Child's Voice Once a Month
Photographs keep a face. Almost nothing keeps a voice, and a voice changes far faster. A simple monthly habit, and how to actually keep it going.
7 min read
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What to Write in a Letter to Your Newborn
Twenty prompts for the letter you want them to read in eighteen years, and how to actually start writing when the blank page has you frozen.
8 min read
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Why We Stopped Posting Our Baby Online
On sharenting, the digital footprint your child never agreed to, and how to keep grandparents properly included without a public feed or followers.
7 min read