Scrapbook Titles and Sayings, Children


 

  • All Growed Up / I'm 5 and I'm all growed up now!

  • Back to basics

  • The balance of power

  • Can't smile without you!! (child smiling with no teeth – teeth missing– crying child)

  • Chatterbox / Jabberwalkee (kids talking to each other - on the phone)

  • Children are living jewels dropped unstained from heaven.

  • Children fill our lives with sunshine and our hearts with love.

  • Cute as a Bug/Button

  • Cutie Pie (arrange pictures in a pie shape)

  • Don't make her get the flying monkeys!!! - Wizard of Oz reference

  • Down Load (toilet training)

  • Family Game Night

  • Freckles and stripes Speckles and spots
    The nicest of creatures love polka-dots
    The dappled giraffe stands on delicate legs
    And thrushes and swallows lay speckled eggs
    Nature is fondest of stripes, spots and speckles.
    And that is the reason I don't mind my freckles.

  • Fun is contagious!

  • Give a little love to a child and you get a great deal back in return. - John Ruskin

  • Good Things come in small packages

  • Growing by leaps and bounds (trampoline, jumping, frogs, kangaroos, doorway (Johnny)jumper)

  • Growing like a weed (growth chart, garden, watering can)

  • How do you measure UP? (growth chart, ruler page)

  • I am a child of God

  • I just gradgeated from sandbox

  • I tried being good but I got bored.

  • It's just you and me kid!

  • Kids at Play

  • Kid Stuff

  • Kids Happen

  • Kid Time (clock)

  • King of the sand box

  • The laughter of children is an international language

  • Litl' Leaguer

  • Little People Rule!!

  • Look what's sprouting up.

  • Measure My/Our Growth

  • Measuring our progress (report cards/growth chart)

  • More Precious than gold

  • Mud Puddles & Dandelions
    When I look at a patch of dandelions,
    I see a bunch of weeds that are going to take over my yard.
    My kids see flowers for Mom and blowing white fluffs you can wish on.

    When I see a old dumping ground, I wish someone would clean it up.
    I look at the hollowed out cars, refrigerators, and boxes
    and then I look away.
    My kids see castles, great ships and fun and they want to stay.

    When I hear music I love, I know I can't carry a tune and don't have much rhythm
    so I sit self-consciously and listen.
    My kids feel the beat and move to it. They sing out the words.
    If they don't know them, they make up their own.

    When I feel wind on my face, I brace myself against it.
    I feel it messing up my hair and pulling me back when I walk.
    My kids close their eyes, spread their arms and fly with it,
    until they fall to the ground laughing.

    When I pray, I say thee and thou and grant me this, give me that.
    My kids say, "Hi God! Thanks for my toys and my friends.
    Please keep the bad dreams away tonight.
    Sorry, I don't want to go to Heaven yet. I would miss my Mommy and Daddy."

    When I see a mud puddle I step around it.
    I see muddy shoes and dirty carpets.
    My kids sit in it.
    They see dams to build, rivers to cross and worms to play with.

    I wonder if we are given kids to teach or to learn from?

    No wonder God loves the little children!!
    Enjoy the little things in life,
    for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things."

    My wish to you - Mud Puddles and Dandelions
    and may God bless this day and all days for you.
    "Love doesn't make the world go 'round.
    Love is what makes the ride worthwhile."

  • The pick of the litter ... Mom always liked you best! (ref. To the Smothers Brothers)

  • Play as you go plan

  • Same shirt-different day -new dirt

  • Same shirt -different day -gonna get dirty anyway

  • See how they grow.

  • So let them be little 'cause they're only that way for a while
    Give them hope, give them praise, give them love every day
    Let them cry, let them giggle, let them sleep in the middle
    Oh just let them be little

  • THAT'S IT! I'm going to Grandma's.

  • There would be fewer spoiled children if you could just spank the grandparents.

  • They seem like little things to talk about--our children, but little things often make up the sum of human life ... little things often produce great things. - Mark Twain (1835-1910 pseudonym of Samuel Taylor Clemens, speaker, reporter, writer, "Tom Sawyer"- life satirist)

  • Time Marches On

  • This joint is jumpin' (frogs, kangaroos, kids)

  • Sibling's/Toddler's Rules:
    If I like it it's MINE
    If it's in my hand it's MINE
    If it looks like mine it's MINE
    If I think it's mine it's MINE
    And everything else is Mine Too!

  • Stand back and watch me grow (flowers, plants, tree)

  • We are the world, we are the children - Lyonal Richy, Quincy Jones

  • What if the Hokey-Pokey is REALLY what it's all about?

  • You are never far from thought and always close to heart.

  • #1 Kid of the year

    Titles by age:

  1. I am 1 and my story's just begun /and I like having fun/i'm playing in the sun (fun, sun, ain't nearly done, run, ton)

  2. Then came 2 and what a silly zoo. (got gobs of goo, know how to moo, ain't nothin' I can't do)
    Now I'm 2 / "Two" big for my britches!/ baby stuff!

  3. This is me and I am 3. / 3 came fast and what a blast. (see, sea, fee, free, knee,)

  4. I am 4 and I'm growing more and more. / Here come 4 and I'm ready for more. ( door, bore, more, score, snore,)

  5. Fine at 5 and that's no jive. / I made it to 5, glad I'm alive. / Finally five, When can I drive? (five, alive, hive, dive, drive, high)

  6. Now I'm 6, I help Daddy/Mommy fix. (pix, licks, sticks, kicks, bricks)

  7. Seven is pure Heaven, but when is eleven?

  8. Eight is great! I can hardly wait.

  9. I am nine and feeling mighty fine. / Nine feels fine. I think I'll put up a sign. (dine, dime, grind, line, whine, sign)

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