Who could blame you? New parents have enough on their plate – scrapbooking about baby ain’t the easiest thing, especially when you’re sleep deprived or just in a basic haze from new parenthood.

Enter lil’grams. This online site makes it easy and effortless for modern moms and dads to capture and organize all of those adorable moments and milestones in your little one’s life. It’s a convenient and creative way to keep your baby’s book updated.

Here’s what we’re really crushing on: With each new entry, a “Grams” will be delivered to family and friends – these are little updates or messages on the milestones or latest happenings of baby. It’s a super cute way to keep interested parties in the loop.

Updates can include photos and videos… and family & friends choose when and how they want to receive them (email, mobile, Twitter, web, etc.). It’s private – only you and those invited by the parents are able to view – you have total control over your privacy settings.

And… of course your baby is the cutest in the world, right? lil’grams has launched a ‘Baby On Board’ tour – they want to meet the most adorable babies out there to possible feature on their home page and in future projects. For more info visit…

Baby On Board

Special offer: Cradle readers will receive a 15% discount when joining lil’grams. Enter the code CRADLE at checkout.

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Listen, I would love to say that I’m the kind of mom who captures every amazing moment in my babies’ life. Truth be told, I keep putting it off. Maintaining a baby book or journal exhausts me just thinking about it.

Yet, now that my son is three, I’m a bit bummed that I’ve dropped the ball in preserving many of his memories (and Grandma keeps getting on my case about it). But now that my little girl is here, I can redeem myself using this clever kit that I’m totally crushing on!

It looks like a little recipe holder, so it’s easy to keep out on the counter within arm’s reach for when you want to quickly jot something down. It comes with cards that say, “Today I did something…” with a choice 

of words to check off such as “so sweet”, “maddening”, “for the first time”, and then you write out what your baby did. After, you simply file it in the dividers according to your baby’s age and you’re done. Love it!

And for those who have an older child, they do offer a kit for toddlers… so it’s never too late to start.

Excuse me, my baby just cooed for the first time. Got to go write it down!