found this Ill look for more you can put a sono pic in the heart
Instructions
1. Cut a small oval in the front of your card. 2. Print or write 'baby' on light pink cardstock and teach top and bottom. Adhere this strip to the bottom of the card. 3. Cut a small primitive heart from a die cut machine or by hand. 4. Place an eyelet in the heart and on the top of your card, just above the oval cut-out. 5. Using a piece of pearl cotton, tie the heart to the top of your card so dangles in the opening. 6. Embellish heart and card with tiny buttons.
Supplies
Cardstock (Bazzill) Eyelets (Emagination Crafts, Inc.) Glue (Tombo) Font (Lazy Days) Pen (Zig Millennium) Buttons (Dress it Up
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also look here and I will keep my eye out for specific SONO pages baby pages
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here are some journaling ideas for you
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journaling when/how you found out you were pregnant, and how you felt reactions of people you told finding out baby's gender, including 'old wives tales' baby name debate anything on your mind! pregnancy symptoms food cravings baby dreams you have record your stats from the dr's office--weight, bp, etc. (it's interesting to look back on, and if your baby is a girl she might like to compare her pregnancy to yours someday) poetry, such as this ultrasound poem or songs, such as Elton John's 'Blessed' or Creed's 'Arms Wide Open' or Rod Stewart's 'Forever Young' Photos to include positive pregnancy test mom (and dad) the day you found out mom at regular intervals, whether it's weekly or monthly or by trimester--from the side please! dad (or mom) assembling baby furniture decorating the nursery, finished nursery baby showers--the hostesses, the guests, the gifts, the food, the games ultrasound photos - notorious for deteriorating much more rapidly than photos. To increase the longevity of your ultrasounds, consider preserving them by scanning them into your computer and/or using a photo kiosk (like the one at Wal-Mart) to make actual photographic prints of your ultrasounds siblings with mommy's tummy Professional portraits--many women have professional portraits done of themselves alone, or with the father, or with older children, with the focus on mommy's tummy. I've seen some really nice ones done with window light. Memorabilia--this one's wide open! Just be sure that your memorabilia does not touch your photos, in case it contains harmful chemicals that could destroy your photos. There are many clear plastic envelopes on the market that are ideal for displaying memorabilia some pregnancy tests come with 'keepsake indicators' receipts or tags from maternity clothes or nursery items swatches of fabric from maternity clothes or nursery items, or paint chip or wallpaper from nursery shower invitations, cards Calendar Pages -- use these to record special dates, such as the day you found out you were pregnant doctors appointments--mommy's weight gain, baby's heart rate, special comments by doctor when you told family & friends due date, and actual birth date date you chose baby name what Mommy was feeling like - things that made her feel nausea shower dates decorating the nursery
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Thanks for this....These are good ideas and helpful too.
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your welcome I cant find specific sono layouts but if I do then Ill add them here