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1 – 12 Monthly Baby Photo Ideas – Track Your Baby’s Age in Photos

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September 20, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Photo, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

Are you a new mom (or seasoned mom) in need of monthly baby photo ideas? Track your baby’s age in 1 – 12 month baby photo ideas. In addition to some amazing month to month baby photoshoot ideas, download our free monthly printable milestone stickers and signs for your baby’s first year.

We are expecting and with the upcoming birth of a newborn, I am in nesting mode. Nesting mode for me includes planning how I am going to take those adorable 0 to 12 month photos (and as I plan and look at ideas, wondering if I will give up after 3 months!) Take a look at the creative Monthly Baby Photo Ideas below.

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This post as been updated! You can view the blog post about the birth story of my twin boys.

How do I take the best milestones photos in baby’s first year?

One thing monthly baby picture ideas have in common is they are taken in exactly the same location with very similar props. Staging monthly pictures the same way for the first 12 months of life allows the viewer (aka parents, grandparents and all those who will coo) to see how much baby has grown. Take this photo month by month. You can use the same date of the month, usually around their date of birth.

Fun ideas for milestone baby photos include a Moses basket, a bedroom chair, a milestone blanket and/or monthly signs. Another adorable idea is to have your child in the same outfit as a newborn all the way to a one year old. This really shows how big baby has gotten as they begin to fill in their onesie or t-shirt.

How can you use monthly baby photo ideas?

When taking photos every month during your child’s first year of life, ask yourself how do you want to use these photos. Most people use this cuteness to share to social media or even print for a baby book. However, you can also turn these photos in to artwork or birthday party décor for a baby’s first birthday. When you are done with all your staged photos, combine them into one file in 4×3 or 3×4 setting. This gives you 12 images to see how baby has grown. You can use this combined file to print on a canvas and hang your child’s room or in the hallway. Canva is a great free resource for combining all twelve images into one image.

How can I calm my baby down for a photoshoot?

Guess what. In the first year (and maybe the next 18 years) babies are in charge of the photoshoot. In order to get the best photos, consider your child’s schedule. Make sure they are fed, changed and well rested. The best photo shoots occur shortly after a feed when baby has had time to digest and play. Be careful not to get too close too naptime.

Once baby has gotten upset during a photo shoot, trying to continue shooting might not be a great strategy. Consider calming baby with milk or an outdoor walk. If baby cannot calm, put your photoshoot props aside. Give yourself grace. A five month old photo doesn’t have to be taken on exactly five months old. Five months and one day or five months and two days is still just as precious.

Fun Ideas for 1 – 12 Month Old Baby Photos

Watching baby grow can be lots of fun (and oh so sad too!) No matter the emotions it brings, every mama watch to capture that growth spurt in time. Capture those special moments with baby photographs every month. There’s no need for a professional photographer. These adorable DIY ideas for monthly baby photos will give you amazing photo inspiration during baby’s first year of life.

First let’s start with a free digital download. Use this free printable as inspiration as you look at all of these cute monthly baby ideas. They are the perfect prop for your lasting memory.

1-12 Month Baby Signs Free Printable

We heard you and made our own free monthly baby printables! Feel free to use these cute monthly printable signs as you’d like. They come in two colors: blue and pink. This makes this perfect for any gender – a little guy or little gal!

These Baby Milestone Monthly Printables are adorable for photographing a baby’s age. Download this freebie for yourself or print as a shower gift with an 8×10 frame.

Flower Monthly Photo Ideas

How amazing is this Monthly Birthday Floral Series from #watchavanellegrow by Lauren Bowyer. Adorable flowers are use as an idea for monthly numbers 1 to 12. Notice her background template is pretty basic. Even baby’s outfits are minimalist. However, the flowers pop as the baby ages.

Black & White Light Box

Amazon has a Lightbox which will help with these Monthly-Lightbox-Photos from Mrs. Kosakowski (link unavailable.) This sticks to a black and white baby’s photo shoot. Pair with other black and white modern baby props for baby’s pictures.

Monthly Milestone Blanket

I love watching the different Monthly Batzkids Blankets and creative ideas from Instagrammers. This idea from @allyouneedisliv, but you can also see what we did with our blanket and the month of November!

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Gobble, Gobble this little turkey is one month old! #onemonthold #batzkidslove This fun blanket comes from @batzkids. Find them in our Baby Registry Checklist and Monthly Baby Photo Ideas. Link in profile or www.frugalcouponliving.com/monthly-baby-photo-ideas

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See also our monthly milestone blanket on Instagram. You can grab a Huge Selection of Monthly Milestone Blankets online. These blankets make capture baby’s first year easy as they provide an instant backdrop. Just add seasonal props like a pumpkin for Halloween or eggs for Easter.

Belly to Baby Photos

Enhance mama’s belly with a growing baby. This is so cute all the way from pregnancy (before mom’s due date) to one year. We are in love with this Belly to Baby Monthly Series from Simply Rosie. I actually had a great friend do this idea and eventually she was holding a ten year old boy. It was photo with a lot of humor as the child could barely be held in her arms. (I mean we all have our own quirks for creating memorable photos!)

Monthly Photos for Dad

Even dad can get in on the fun. Lift Baby Up in Dad’s Arms with this Monthly Milestone Idea from Little Meg. This allows mama to be the professional photo since we know dad might capture the moment of projectile milk vomit and declare “got it!”

Developmental Milestones

Canva would be a fun place to replicate these Monthly Milestone Photos with your baby from Tonya Teran. Treasure those incredible milestone with this baby photo idea. Write your child’s height, weight, size, and any milestones they are going through.

Baby Chalkboard Photoshoot

The Photographer’s Wife did a great job using a simplistic chair with a black background and chalkboard Font. Baby’s pictures can be taken in front of a painted chalk board wall and you can have fun with the 1-12 roman numerals. Don’t want to paint your walls? Use chalkboard contact paper or paint a board. Or take this picture with a green wall or even black while and play with ah chalk font in the Canva platform.

Moses Basket Bassinet

Use a Basket to Show Baby’s Growth like Little Lucy Lu baby’s pictures. This is adorable with a baby blanket or pillow.

Black & White Baby’s Pictures

Hide your skill and turn your photos into greyscale or black and white baby photos. Take a basket but turn it into a Black & White Monthly Photo Memory like this idea on Tekoa Rose.

Chair Photos

Keep everything the same except the onesie! Add a number to the onesie sharing each monthly milestone like A Girl Named PJ.

Sticker Numbers on White Onesie

Focus on the background and have fun brightly colored fabric still using a number on the onesie like this idea from Laura Wifler. It’s easy to find white onesies for baby and 1-12 monthly stickers for baby.

Same Onesie Outift

Watch your newborn baby grow in something very obvious. Wear the same onesie outfit like this progression series from Erica’s Bloggity Blog.

Colorful Baby Photo

Mix patterns and textiles with baby. If you are artsy, enjoy adding different background and textures to your baby photos. Go gold using bright colors and a fun standout number in this Monthly Baby Milestone Idea from Oh Joy!

Newborn Announcement

Your first monthly photo can also be used as your newborn announcement idea. Tiffany Burke has done an amazing job capturing newborns, but how about this Newborn Announcement would be great incorporated into monthly birth dates.

Precious Moments Facts

Include mom holding the little one and update the photo with some Descriptive Baby Milestones like this idea from Larissa Another Day. This can easily be done with a baby app on your phone or with a free photo editing tool like Canva.

Stuffed Animal

Toys and lovies can be great props for baby milestone photos. Grab a favorite stuffed animal and keep the background the same like this Monthly Baby Photograph Idea from Kristen Honeycutt. We did this with our twins. One child had a raccoon and the other had a fox. This helped us identify who was who in our identical twin photos.

Colorful Milestone Photo

Add color! I love these Milestones and Colors brought together from Darling Doodles Design. Additionally, check out Canva to help with your creation.

Calendar Photo

For this monthly milestone progression, lay baby on a calendar each month like Ashley Ann Photography. From due date to birth date to first birthday, capture baby as the days on the calendar roll along.

Rainbow Baby

Spell it above with felt letters like this Monthly Photo Idea from Famille Summerbelle. This is also perfect for a rainbow baby as it takes the shape of an arch and uses a lot of colors.

Baby Milestone Blocks

Let a 1-12 baby number cube say it all like this Monthly Birthday Photo Series from Hello My Love. You can make your own DIY baby milestone blocks or buy baby monthly milestone blocks online.

Balloon Photos

Add Balloons like this 0 to 12 Month Balloon Series Idea from A Crafted Passion. Add a balloon to the photo for each year of life. Notice mama kept baby in the same outfit in each photo.

Also take a look at these FREE Monthly Printable Milestone Stickers and Signs.

Eric Carle The Very Hungry Caterpillar Inspired Stickers from B is for Boy.
Floral and Vine Monthly Photo Signs from Craftivity Designs.
Peach and Navy Monthly Stickers from I Heart Arts N Crafts.
Brown and Brightly Colored Monthly Signs from Mom and Wife.
Pastel and Primary Stickers from Daffodil Design.
Chalk Monthly Photo Signs from Reason to Skip the Housework.
Solid Boy and Girl Monthly Stickers from Attempting Aloha.
Animal, Pandas, or Circus First Year Signs from Phil and Mama.
Chalk Monthly Milestone Stickers from Little Stuff.
Boy and Girl Monthly Printable Signs from The Frugal Fairy.
Necktie Monthly Onesies from How to Nest for Less.
Fruit and Vegetable Monthly Photo Signs from Pea to Pumpkin.
Turtle Monthly Stickers from Sugar Pickle Designs.
Chevron Pink, Blue, and Grey Monthly Signs from Kid Magazine.

Many of these freebies are no longer available but Etsy has plenty of monthly baby stickers you can find perfect for your own baby photoshoot.

Don’t forget our Creative Pregnancy Announcements. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at our popular post – Newborn Tips and Hacks. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Toddler Tips and Hacks – Tips for new and old moms! Pin to Pinterest.

This blog post has been updated. It was originally published Sept 18, 2016.

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July 8, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Black Friday & Cyber Monday, Christmas, Online Shopping, Photo, Seasonal Leave a Comment

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Colorful Kids Artwork Display Gallery Wall

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January 18, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Photo, Pinterest, Social Media Leave a Comment

Want to display kids artwork in your home but don’t want to spend a lot of money? Add a pop of color to your home’s décor! Learn how to create a fun & affordable kids artwork display gallery wall at home.

As moms we want to encourage our kids to be creative and art is a great way to do that. Their drawings and paintings are priceless reminders of their age. I personally have found myself in a situation where year after year a stack of beautiful art projects were stacking in a pile. The keepsakes were too priceless to through away.

Do you find yourself also holding on to beautiful works of art from childhood? If you’re asking yourself what to do with your kids artwork, you’re going to love this creative way to make a kids artwork display. It will show off their talents, get rid of unnecessary clutter and be a source of pride for years to come.

How to Display Kids Artwork

This inexpensive DIY idea shows how to display your kids’ masterpieces in a fun way. Make this concept your own and enjoy the results for years to come. This would be a great project for parents with young children as well as older ones that need encouragement. Let them pick out some of their favorite art pieces, then use them in a wall art gallery.

Framing Kids Artwork

Here’s what you will need for supplies:

Inexpensive fames
Scissors for trimming
Corkboard & flat pushpins
Several examples of children’s art
Acrylic paint, optional
Foam paint brushes

I used discounted frames I found at Michael’s Craft Store. They had a great selection of colorful frames. Look for Belmont by Studio Décor®. Before I ordered my frames, I took a look at my children’s artwork and then I ordered picture frames based on the color of the art.

You can also acquire old frames and use a colored spray paint to create a beautiful gallery wall for your child’s artwork. With just a little creativity, you can begin to build your child’s art display.

Kids Art Display Instructions

To get started, find a place in your home that would be great to display your child’s drawings. I chose a corner in our house that needed some life and now it’s one of my favorites spots.

Measure the area you’re working with, then lay out the frames to make a pattern that you like and will fit nicely in your space.

If you do not purchase already colored frames, choose which of your kids prints you’re going to use for each frame. Decide which frames, if any, you want to paint to match the art and for a fun pop of bright colors.

Lay out cardboard or wax paper to protect your surface. Remove the back and glass from your frames. Use the acrylic paint (or spray paint) to cover the frame edges. This is a good time to choose the colors that match your child’s artwork. Let the paint dry completely, then do a second coat to make sure there are no gaps in color.

While the frames are drying, measure the artwork using the glass or plexiglass. Place the art on the glass, making sure it’s centered how you want it, then use a pencil to trace the edges.

Trim the excess, and put the artwork together once the frame is dry. (The artwork will still look beautiful if trimmed!)

To make mini bulletin boards, use the glass to mark the corkboard, then trim it to size and insert it in the frame.

Once everything is put together, you’ll want to measure the space and mark lightly with a pencil where each frame will go.

Using a level, mark a small dot on the wall where each frame edge will sit.

Insert a pushpin in each mark, then attach the frame with a nail or screw set to hold it securely in place.

Once everything is hung, add a few smaller pieces of artwork to the corkboard with colorful tacks or clothes pins.

Voila! You have your very own kids art gallery for all to enjoy!

Other Ideas for Displaying Artwork

If you like this display idea, but don’t want to use it for your own kids’ artwork, try making one with the artwork of famous artists. It would make for an interesting art gallery in your home, office or studio.

For a less permanent art display that can be changed out regularly, use a long piece of jute or other sturdy string with rustic clothespins to display art. Alternatively use curtain rods with hangers or clips. You can change out your child’s projects regularly.

Save kids artwork with this fun storage idea. You can even turn art work into a fun placemat or photo book from Shutterfly. Lastly, pick up ledges and lean frames against the wall. Rotate them around for a little bit of Feng Shui.

So many possibilities to make your kids’ artwork a piece of art in itself. Let’s get our children’s art work off the refrigerator door and try this cute DIY project.

This is such a fun and unique way to display kids artwork, I’m looking forward to decorating the rest of my little one’s walls with this! Your kid’s art display might become the next focal point for your easy and cute DIY home décor.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final craft. Leave a comment here or on Pinterest.

Want more? In addition to our art wall, take a look at these Gallery Wall Ideas for homework centers, work stations, living room, the stairs and other locations in your home. Pin to Pinterest.

Cardstore Cyber Monday Sale – Personalized Cards for $.69

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Cyber Monday is here, which means a great holiday savings all around including Cardstore!

Cyber Monday is a great day to kick back with a cup of coffee, eat some Thanksgiving leftovers, and enjoy all the great deals online. Cardstore provides an amazingly simple, fun way to create my holiday cards. The best part is they’ll mail my cards for me so I don’t have to leave the house for stamps or deal with the crazy post office!

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At Cardstore, check out this fun thing on their blog – a Rustic Chalkboard makes a very adorable Christmas Card display. I love creative ways to share your friends Christmas Cards.

I also love this Washi Tape Tree – it makes a fun Christmas tree display. Don’t forget we have an Elf on the Shelf with a fun Washi Tape mix up!

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Create a Gallery Wall – Ideas for Picture Frame Displays

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June 6, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Photo, Pinterest, Social Media

Gallery Wall Ideas

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I’m sure that we can all agree that Gallery Walls are gorgeous, when someone else puts them together! When it comes to putting one up in my own home though, I’m stumped! Where do you even begin? We’ve put together some inspiring walls and ideas here, whether you have a lot of space or a little. We also love the many various styles of these collections. Are you using mirrors or frames? Do they match or are you moved to use all different sizes and textures? There is something here for you! There are tips and tricks to help make your Gallery Wall look like you hired a professional. Scroll through and be inspired!

I wanted to start out with something very inspiring, we love this Dinning Room Wall Gallery Wall from House of Rose.

In our home we have a beautiful art gallery wall by the area where our kids study. We used Michael’s Studio Décor® frames for a pop of color. I did have to cut down the pictures a little bit to fit some of the frames. With 40% off, it was so affordable and I love how it came out.

I think this is one of my favorite Photo Galleries from Forever Cottage. This Staircase Photo Gallery gives this space some true height. The light display looks really nice too.

Try creating a 3-D Gallery Wall like they did on Forever Cottage. I would never have thought of the raised wood trick!

Material Girl has a fun Television Photo Gallery Display to distract from the TV.

If the wall is still bare for you, I also love this Eclectic TV Photo Display from Beautiful Matters.

Two Twenty One has a beautiful White Gallery Wall with the mats and frames creating a nice white border. We really love this tutorial for creating a gallery wall using paper frames to layout the concept.

Shanty 2 Chic was really frugal with her frames in this Personalized Gallery Wall that acts as a family place maker with hooks – how creative, it really organizes the space!

Mandi Tremaynes a fun Shelved Photo Display for their Gallery. These photos can quickly and easily be changed out. They went with a black and white color scheme which I think helps the wall not be as busy as it has potential to be!

Heels in the Mud uses wood planks to make this Wired Photo Display.

Fill and entire wall with large photos like these Canvas Prints for an Office Photo Display from Modern Parents, Messy Kids.

Doesn’t this Gold Glam Gallery Wall stand out from Classy Clutter? I love the focus of one color (gold) and building the display around that!

This Whimsical Photo Gallery looks great in the little girl room display on Pretty Providence.

First of all, the nursery from Bowdenisms is to die for cute, but of course this Chalk Board Photo Gallery Stood Out to Us!

This is a bit outside the box, this Black and White Wall Gallery doesn’t use photo prints. Rather the prints have important dates, lyrics, family names, numbers and more. Truly unique idea from Design,Dining, and Diapers.

I am seeing canvas prints more and more. I love the look of these tall and narrow Canvas Print Ideas from Marla and Shane.

Keep the wall dark and the frame light like this Dark Gallery Wall from Driven by Decor.

Keep it simple and relaxed like Simplify. How relaxed and welcome in this Family Room Photo Wall?

Speaking of canvas prints, take your artwork to the side on your display. Display a child’s name, special date or occasion the photograph was taken. This idea comes from Asher Designs at hamiltonfamilyphotographer.com.

I am an Instagrammer, so this Instagram Gallery Wall from Gimme Some Oven really inspired me. I love the color!

This Shabby Chic Staircase Photo Arrangement, from Kasey Buick, is an eye catch! I love how everything is eclectic!

Try this Circle Clock Gallery Wall – Time Spent with Family is Worth Every SEcond from How Does She.

I love the idea of replacing photos with a Mirror Gallery Wall. Everytime you look in the mirror the display/photo changes! Source Unknown, but I would love to link back!

For Tips and Tricks, this Paint Stirrer Trick helps with alignment. Take a look at View Along the Way’s Gallery Wall Hack!

You can check out a few more layouts for you Family Photo Displays. Source Unknown, but I would love to link back!

Also love this collection of Gallery Wall Ideas is great! Source Unknown, but I would love to link back!

Also take a look at these other Home Décor Gallery Wall Ideas – Decorative Plates Gallery Walls. Pin to Pinterest.

Inspired by birds? Enjoy these Free vintage bird prints and Audubon prints free. Pin to Pinterest.

We think you will love these Felt Board Quotes. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Inspiring Kids Bathrooms Remodels and Hacks – Pin to Pinterest.

We love these creative Front Porch Ideas (inspire your welcome!) – Pin to Pinterest.

Walgreens | FREE Flip Book

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April 24, 2020 by FrugalCouponLiving Filed Under: Photo, Walgreens Leave a Comment

Get a FREE Flip Book from Walgreens this week! Just go to the Walgreens Photo Center and create your 4″x6″ Photo Flip Book – up to five pages – and use promo code BOOKS5 to get it FREE! Pay $1.99 S&H. Add another five pages for just $1.99 too.

This code will actually save you $5 on any Walgreens Photo Center photobook order through 10/15. You can also get a Mini Photo Book for just $.99 or a Brag Book for $1.99!

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25% off Snapfish Holiday Catalog: FREE Notepads, Notebooks, Magnets

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April 5, 2020 by FrugalCouponLiving Filed Under: Holiday2010, Photo 1 Comment

Head to Snapfish’s home page to view their holiday catalog – just released. For a limited time, you can get 25% off any item in the catalog using code MERRY2010.

I found this classic (Pottery Barn-like) frame ornament – originally $16.99 – for just $2.74 plus shipping after the 25% off and your $10 credit if you haven’t already used it.

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Artscow FREEBIES and Codes

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March 10, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Photo 10 Comments

I have told you guys about Artscow before. It is a nice photo website – especially when deals are not available on other sites. Just for signing up with arts cow you are given DOZENS of FREEBIES. Some FREEBIES I have exchanged from them are coasters, a coin purse, key chains, deck of cards, a mouse pad, etc.

Currently, when you join Artscow you get 1200 free prints credits (both 5×7 and 4×6), 3 8″x8″ photo books & other great photo gifts credits – while they don’t specify the “other great photo credit” (I think they vary by when you sign up), they should be great. Mine were all the things I told you about above – and there were A LOT OF THEM!

Some Working Codes

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With all the FREEBIES you will come across, you will have to pay shipping. I just got some coaster today and they are actually pretty cute. Shipping is a very reasonable price. Shipping does take a long time, though. I ordered around 12/26 and got my package today 1/6 – so expect around 2 weeks (give or take.)

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