Hold Your Babys Hands Forever

Hold Your Babys Hands Forever
By Rachel Lynn

Every parent counts the fingers and toes of their new born
baby. Those baby hands and feet warm everyone’s heart with their
innocence and purity that only a new baby can have. As baby
grows, parent most miss those tiny hands that belong to their
precious baby. Fond memories are linked to that little hand
wrapping around a finger and squeezing the love into both the
baby and the parent. Sooner than most parents would like, those
tiny little hands grow up.

Of course, the baby’s tiny feet are also a source of amazement
for most adults. Everyone has to see those precious little toes
to see for themselves how perfect the bundle of joy is. Playing
“this little piggy” with such cute little toes embeds the baby’s
perfection into the memories of each parent.

You can now save those precious memories forever. Not only do
you have the footprints that the hospital made for you, but you
can have a real three-dimensional memento of those perfect baby
hands and feet. Several companies can help you preserve the
memory of baby’s perfection.

One option offered makes your baby’s hand print or foot print
into a plaque. Mounting the plaque on a wooden frame, you can
include a decorative nameplate to show the name and age when the
prints were made. This is a perfect way to keep a memory of
their tiny hands and feet.

Unlike many pictures or personalized baby gifts, these plaques
are not usually put away in the attic. Here is a great website
related to pregnancy http://www.detailedpregnancy.com. Instead,
they are proudly displayed hanging on a wall or sitting in a
stand in plain view. In this way the family can keep the prints
and brag about them to everyone. Family members could even give
this as a baby gift to the expecting parents.

The plaques can be made in a variety of configurations. You may
choose a small plaque that has only the hands or the feet.
However, you can choose a larger plaque that can fit both the
hands and feet. Or even better, you can include all of the
children’s prints in one plaque if you missed out doing this
with older siblings. Another sweet memory would be have both the
parents’ and the baby’s hand prints on the same plaque.

Another unique memory option is a three-dimensional
representation of your baby’s hand or foot. By placing the hand
or foot into a jelly that sets in just seconds, the artist has a
mold by which to create a cast. The cast will be the identical
replication of your baby’s hand or foot, and you can have it
made in brass, silver, glass, or gold. You don’t have to let
time steal those precious memories; capture them forever in
prints.

About the Author: Rachel works for: http://www.mywebsharing.com
http://www.thejewelrydelivery.com

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