How to Preserve Baby Items in a Keepsake Box

If you are a keeper of all things sentimental, then when you have babies, you will need to preserve all those baby toys, clothes and baby bottles. If you can find a good memory box for these items and more, that is great. Get started on preserving now.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Baby or babies
• Keepsake boxes or plastic container(s)
• Baby booties
• Baby shoes
• First outfit, clothes
• Toys
• Baby bottles
• Pacifiers
• Teddy bear(s)
• Other things of sentimental importance

Preserving Keepsakes Of Your Babies

1. 
   My Infant Twins, Two Years Ago

   In order to make a baby keepsake box, first, you need a baby or babies. Your own baby or babies are preferred.

2. 
   A Baby Keepsake Box

   Now, look for a box or container to place precious items from your baby's newborn, infant, and toddler years in for safekeeping. This is the box I used. If you like it, send me a message about where to find one like it.

3. 
   Keepsake Box Open for Adding Baby Items

   Once the box or container is found, it is time to open the box and begin placing your baby's precious keepsakes inside. If you have twins, you will want two boxes as your twins are separate individuals.

4. 
   Baby Keepsake Items

   Baby keepsake items like baby booties, first shoes, first outfit, newborn diaper (not used), binkies (or pacifiers), toys and rattles. If your twins were preemies like mine, tape your twins' photo with name, weight and inches inside the keepsake box. Also add a baby bottle, baby headbands, preemie gifts given by major preemie organizations, baby milestone book and baby's first birthday dress or pants outfit. Of course, add whatever you want and can fit into keepsake box. You are Mommy and it is all up to you.

5. 
   Baby Keepsake Box filled with my Twins Baby Keepsake Items

   With keepsake box open, place all your baby's precious keepsake items inside. These keepsakes are more or less for you and not your baby. This in a way is like a time capsule. That is it. That is all you have to do to save sweet baby items.

Tips & Warnings

• Look for the baby keepsake box or container best for you and your needs.
• If you think something might be eaten by bugs, place that item in a plastic bag.

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Resources

• Baby Keepsake Box

[CCrock]

on 12/12/2007 Mine is in a shoe box, I need to find a good box because I'm starting to add more things and run out of room. Your twins are ADORABLE!