How To Make Your Own Kid Reports

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How do you record special moments in your children’s lives? I try to take as many photos and videos as I can. I confess I’m not a scrapbooker. My mom made beautiful scrabooks for us growing up but for some reason that gene didn’t get passed along. Thankfully sometimes I find there are other methods that can be just as meaningful. That’s why I was excited to learn about the creative Facebook app, Kid Reports, by Hormel Foods.

Kid Report The remind me a bit of the subway art that is so popular these days. The app simple to use and fun too! Kora & Logan enjoyed spending time together helping me make their reports:

Kid Reports Reviews Aren’t they so cute?! Kora loved that we could make hers pink and Logan liked that his was blue.

Kids Reports Review To make a report I just “Liked” the app and then we filled out the information requested including their names, ages, favorite foods, first from the past year, as well as what’s on their wish lists.  You can also set reminders to be emailed to you to return to update the reports.

Kid Reports I like the reports so much that I printed them out and may frame them and hang them in their room or store them in a scrapbook. Here are some of Kora and Logan’s thoughts on the reports:

I recommend the Kid Reports to anyone looking for a unique way to preserve childhood memories. This is such a simple, fun, and creative method that I can’t wait to use it again soon and tell my sister and sister-in-law about it so they can create reports for their children!

I am currently a member of the Hormel Foods Extended Family Blogger Program. While Hormel Foods provides me material and necessary resources to complete various activities, all statements and sentiments on 2 Wired 2 Tired are my own.

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Tésa (pronounced Taysa) is a work-at-home mom who enjoys blogging while raising her family in Cleveland, Ohio. In between naps, Tésa enjoys writing about family life, giving back, food, tech, and travel.

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  1. Rich Hicks says:

    these reports looks so neat and professional. The kids like them!

  2. ellen beck says:

    I like this idea and how they can be persoanilied just for them. Bunches of ‘subjects’ to use too!

  3. michelle dement says:

    o my gosh i love this idea! I can do lots of crafty things but have never gotten into scrap booking myself either….i always think it looks odd when im done and i wanna start over lol….this is an awesome way to record things and see them later…i love it!

  4. Candice Hull says:

    I am totally stealing this idea! How awesome! I scrapbooked for my first son. I had pages of him walking, crawling, just sitting…it was ridiculous, but he was such a calm baby that slept a lot. Then I had my second and he was up and running so soon that I haven’t done a single page for him and feel awful. I’ll probably do the same amount for him and then switch to your idea.

  5. Dorothy Boucher says:

    what a fantastic idea, love it ;) Thanks for sharing @tisonlyme143

  6. Such a great idea! Adding this one to our memory box!!

  7. Maria Malaveci says:

    So darn cute….! I will definitely have to remember this when my kids start bringing home report cards!

  8. Your kids I mean.. but the reports as well :)

  9. Aaah! they’re soo cute..

  10. This is so cute. And I bet they loved making it by themselves

  11. How cute! I am going to pass this info on to my kids!

  12. Brenda C. says:

    This is so cute! I’m definitely going to use this in the future.

  13. courtney b says:

    so adorable! and may i add much cuter then regular report cards

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