New Parents should do this EARLY in their journey.

Lineage is not just for parents and grandparents, we can also create memory books for new parents and their children.

The beautiful journey of parenthood is full of moments and milestones that you'll want to remember and share with your child as they grow, but life and sleep deprivation might make it tough to remember certain details as time passes. Lineage offers a unique and heartfelt way to capture these precious memories, allowing you to record your thoughts, feelings, and experiences in your own voice in response to thoughtfully designed prompts. As your child grows, these stories will create a priceless collection of personal tales, full of comedy and love. Here are some of the prompts that Lineage has to help you create a memory book that you and your child will cherish forever.

  1. Describe the moment you found out you were going to be a parent.
    Capture the raw emotions, thoughts, and anticipations of this life-changing discovery.

  2. What were your hopes and dreams the night before your child was born?
    Reflect on the feelings, hopes, and dreams you had as you awaited their arrival.

  3. Share the story of your child’s birth.
    From the first contractions to the first cry, recount the journey and emotions of the day your child came into the world.

  4. What was your first thought when you saw your child?
    Capture that first moment of seeing your child and the emotions that surged through you.

  5. Describe the moment your child first smiled or laughed with you.
    These milestones are unforgettable – share how it felt and what it meant to you.

  6. What has been the most surprising part of parenthood?
    Reflect on something unexpected or something you’ve learned about yourself through becoming a parent.

  7. Describe a quiet moment with your child that felt particularly meaningful.
    Sometimes, it’s the quiet moments that hold the most significance. Share one and why it stands out to you.

  8. What are some traditions you want to pass down to your child?
    Discuss any family traditions or new ones you wish to start with your child.

  9. How has your perspective on life changed since becoming a parent?
    Parenthood often shifts our view of the world. Share how yours has evolved.

  10. What is a lesson you’ve learned from your child?
    Children often teach us unexpected lessons. Share an instance where your child taught you something valuable.

  11. What do you wish for your child’s future?
    Every parent has hopes and dreams for their child’s future. Share yours.

  12. Describe a challenging moment in parenthood and how you overcame it.
    Parenthood comes with its set of challenges. Share a story of overcoming one such moment.

  13. What activities do you enjoy doing together, and why?
    Sharing activities can create lasting bonds. Share your favorite ones and what makes them special.

  14. How do you relax and unwind together after a busy day?
    Routine moments can be just as special as the big ones. Describe your unwinding rituals.

  15. What is the funniest thing your child has ever done or said?
    Children often say or do the funniest things. Share a story that still brings a smile to your face.

  16. How do you hope your child remembers their childhood?
    Reflect on the kind of memories and feelings you hope your child holds onto from their childhood.

  17. Write a letter to your child on their first birthday.
    Imagine what you would like to say to them on their first milestone birthday.

By responding to these prompts via Lineage, your child can look back on to understand their story and the depth of your love for them. As a parent, you can share them with other family members and to preserve the memories that otherwise might be lost with time.

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