Of course, a baby photo book is filled with pictures, there is a lot happening in the opening years of the kid's life. Baby photography books covering more than images give an attractive way to look back on those starting years.

Baby photo books don't have to just start when the baby is born. Including pictures and documents of the pregnancy can add a special touch. Moms should feel free to talk about their feelings, symptoms, cravings and even that first kick. Most first time parents will have a baby shower. They can include the invitation, guest list and present list from the event. Documenting any presents baby receives will be fun to revisit in later years.

Parents expend a lot of time picking out their baby's name. So why not include a list of runner-ups? Parents may also want to include either the origin or history of the name they selected. Many folks find the story behind an newsworthy name, quite charming.

As time passes, so does the clearness of the birth of baby. Including the birth story in the photo book is a great way to preserve it for later perusal. Parents should include all of baby's birth information too. Date, time, location, height and weight are figures that are great to have on hand.

Adding a little history to the baby photo book can make in stand out from other photo books. Parents can include headlines of events that are happening both locally and internationally. Including the price of gas, groceries or even diapers will add some fun to the baby photo book in years to come.

Cards and mementos can also be included in baby photo books. Clear glassine envelops can help preserve any special documents or birth items. Locks of hair from baby, first tooth and even baby footprints are items that many parents save.

Baby books do not need to be brimming with just pictures. There are endless possibilities of what can be included. Parents who put more than pictures in a baby book builds a grand way to look back in time.