Us, Before We Forget — A Parent & Child Memory Book
A book you make together. A memory you get to keep.
One day, the little things might turn out to have been the big things.
The ridiculous conversations in the car. The family jokes that make absolutely no sense to anyone else. The adventures that went wrong but somehow became your favourite memories.
Us, Before We Forget is a beautifully illustrated, printable parent and child keepsake journal designed to capture those moments while you're still making them.
Featuring 25 creative activities to complete together, this digital memory book encourages children and their grown-ups to talk, laugh, draw, remember and discover things about each other.
What's inside?
The Official Us Interview — discover surprising things about each other.
Who Knows Who Best? — a playful quiz for children and grown-ups.
Our Memory Treasure Map — draw the places that hold your favourite memories.
The Moments I Wish I Could Bottle — capture the ordinary moments you never want to forget.
Our Ridiculous Bucket List — dream up adventures to enjoy together.
Dear Future Us — write letters to open together in years to come.
And plenty more opportunities to make something entirely your own.
More than a journal
This isn't about perfect parenting, perfect families or making every day extraordinary.
It's about spending a little time together, asking questions you might never normally ask, and creating a keepsake filled with your own words, drawings, memories and laughter.
Designed to be enjoyed by mums, dads, grandparents, carers and children, with no pressure to complete everything in one sitting.
Your digital download includes:
A printable PDF parent and child activity journal.
25 different shared memory-making activities.
Writing, drawing, storytelling and creative pages.
Space for personal messages and memories.
A keepsake to complete and treasure over time.
Format: Digital PDF download. No physical book will be posted.
Make some memories. Write them down. Keep the little things.
Wildly Gentle — Real stories. Real life. No perfect answers.
