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So Much Better than Flowers: Yourkidvid for Mother’s Day

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“I’m five, I’m five, I’m a big kid now, I’m five,” my preschooler started practicing a poem for his end of the year program. How did he get so big?

On his first day of preschool and now.

On his first day of preschool and now(3 years later)

But it was those words from the poem that really made me realize how much time is passing. I can still remember his older brother practicing that same poem. I quickly searched for that video from three years ago and sat and watched in awe the changes that have taken place.

On his last day of preschool and now(3 years later)

On his last day of preschool and now(3 years later)

Pictures bring back memories but video shows me those little things I forgot, like “anymore” being said as “endymore.”

But if you are anything like me, you have all these videos on your phone or tablet and don’t do anything with them other than occasionally rewatch them and get all teary-eyed at how big your babies have grown. I also live in fear that one of my boys will accidentally delete those videos when they are playing games on my devices.

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Yourkidvid can turn those video clips into a hand-edited mini movie you can save forever and share on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and even via email(email is a must for my mom).

They’re a team of L.A. based award-winning Producers, Directors, and Editors who bring their talents to your home videos, making them hip, fun, and shareable. Graphics, color correction, sound mixing, hand-picked music – Yourkidvid brings Hollywood movie magic to your memories, turning them into a lasting cinematic experience for you. Yourkidvid provides professional video editing at affordable prices for you and the little ones you love… Starting at $29.

Wouldn’t a video of your kids make a wonderful Mother’s Day gift? Whether it’s for you(email a link to this post to your husband as a *hint, hint*) or for Grandma, Yourkidvid would create a video that would make for a memorable gift. You can also purchase a gift card that would allow your loved ones to make their own video. Certainly much more creative than what 69% of all Mother’s Day gifts are(did you watch the video to see what that gift is?)

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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Yourkidvid.

Comments

  2. Thanks for the info! I love sharing my son all over the Internet, he makes me so proud all the time. This would be great for me!
    thanks,
    Mitch

  4. I’ve heard of this company before and they sound awesome. It’d be nice to have the big, compiled video without having to do the work yourself!

  7. My son has one word left he doesn’t pronounce right, ‘westaurant,’ and I got that on video recently. 😉 I like this idea for giving me a good reason to do something w/the videos we have saved!

  8. I would love to capture those silly words and the little one singing along to the wheels on the bus but the little girl shuts down when the camera comes out. lol This is wonderful those memories preserved are worth more than any movie ever made.

  9. This is a great idea! I have so many mini clips and videos of my phone of funny moments and memories with my little one. I would love a way to save them all together!

  11. I love this idea – I’d love to get all the clips of the funny stuff my kids have done (that I have on my cell phone) into one video!  what a great Mother’s Day gift idea! 

  12. This is so great. I have a photo from each week of my son’s first year and I have so many videos from my phone. I wish I had my videos in a more watchable format (something that wasn’t JUST for my phone.)

  14. I don’t have any kids yet, but I would love to do this with my dog (she is like my baby)…I have videos of her playing and fetching balls…that would be adorable!

  15. Now I love this idea! I’m always taking videos on my phone of my children and it just sits there on my phone. This is something I really need, thanks!

  18. This is so sweet! Your headline really drew me in, I just want to spend time with my son for Mother’s Day. We have been so busy lately, I just want to be with him!

  20. This is so cool, I love this idea! I would really like to try this out with all of the photos and things I have of my daughter. I’ll have to show my husband!

  21. There is nothing I love more than when someone else is in charge of printing out pictures for me. Now- making a video? YES PLEASE! This would be amazing!

  31. Oh what a great service!  Because yes, even me who loves making videos, has so many that just sit that I never do a thing with.  In fact I have so many on my phone right now it is all full, need to at least get those off my phone! 

  33. This is very cool. It’s great for Mother’s Day or any other celebration – or even just because. It’s a great way to immortalize a certain moment in time!

  34. This is an adorable idea! (And your personal story about watching your oldest boy’s video and the differences between age 5 and now totally made me tear up!) 

  43. I’ve not heard of this before now. I actually don’t have many videos at all of my now 3 year old. It’s awful. My parents videotaped everything when we were little and now we have all this technology and don’t 🙁