Your Baby Deserves The Best, So Send Magnetic Birth Announcements

by ROBERT BARBER

There may be some that are cuter than others, and there are even a few out there that I wouldn't want to claim as mine, but there simply isn't such thing as a baby that makes anyone flinch when they see it and say, "Oh crimeny...that's an ugly baby!" Unless it is born with webbed feet and antlers, it's a cutie.

Who Has the Cutest Kids?

I have 3 children. They aren't babies anymore. My oldest is 28 years old, and the twins...one is 13 years old and the other is 15. (Think about that.) Anyway, the National Cute Baby Association of the Northern Hemisphere rated my children as being in the top 3 cute babies of all time. Yes, I'm the head judge at the NCBA, but I can assure you I was completely impartial.

You Can't Dislike Them

I guess my point is this: Your baby is the most loveable and adorable creature on earth. It can cry and squawk in the middle of the night and you don't mind getting up to comfort it. A baby might make a scene during a sermon in church, but still it is your favorite little person. Even when he fills his diaper with something that rivals a noxious smelling hazardous chemical that a terrorist would consider too nasty to use as a weapon, you still...well, maybe not then...but for the most part he's wonderful.

Tell The World About Your Baby

When you have a baby, you need to let all your family and friends know, too. Send a magnetic birth announcement to them. Have the supplier put a photograph of your child, or maybe one with you and your spouse holding him, on a quality magnetic announcement and mail them to everyone you know. Unlike a paper announcement or a photo printed on your inkjet printer, a magnetic announcement will last for years. They won't get tossed into a pile of junk mail on the kitchen counter. Instead, they'll find their way to the refrigerator or a computer case or a toolbox in the shop. People will see your baby on a daily basis and think of how lucky you are...unless he's filled his diaper, of course.

They're inexpensive, and just as easy to mail as a letter or conventional photograph, so why not do it up right? Send a magnetic birth announcement.

Robert is currently working for Promo-Force a supplier of top quality magnetic promotional products. He lives in eastern Kansas. A retired police dispatcher, he now resides in the country with his wife and 2 of his 3 sons.