HERE IS EVERYTHING YOU CAN SAVE IN YOUR PARENTFILE…
From family recipes such as Grandma’s spaghetti, to stories about generations past or a “famous” relative, to unique cultural traditions, have one place to save these priceless treasures.
Family Treasures
Your child's important info including their birth story, previous schools attended, and doctors contact details.
Stuff Archive
From fun stuff you should digitize such as art projects and report cards, to important stuff such as a picture of your kid’s social security card and birth certificate, finally have these safe and secure in one spot.
Kids reports cards, your childrens artwork and other mementos in a digital archive (so you can finally get rid of the clutter!)
We all have lots of pictures, but the magic often lies in the stories behind a picture. In your Parentfile you can save written stories, funny quotes, milestones, and even write them letters for someday in the future.
Best Memories
Those family treasures you want to make sure you share with your kids someday including favorite family recipes, special traditions, and unique family stories.
How it Works:
Start your free trial of Parentfile right now to get your account created.
Share some quick details about your family and your key dates.
Start saving your kids important medical information, your best family memories, plan future milestone surprises and so much more. Your Parentfile is your one place to save everything that truly matters as a busy parent!
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How it works:
HAVE ONE PLACE TO SAVE EVERYTHING IMPORTANT AS A PARENT
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Why other parents LOVE having Parentfile!
“Don’t rely on memory and paper to store your most precious treasures and memories. Digitize them and store them for your children…”
Pam Jackson
“A great and well needed product to save items digitally that are often lost in the chaos of life…”
Nitesh Patel
"It makes life easier when you have a secure, easy to access location to store, index and locate your important memories and information."
Lewis Brown
Challenges
Challenges make it fun to add things to your Parentfile….Start a Family Recipe Cookbook, Write Letters to My Kids on Their Birthdays, Why We Named You Your Name, Fun Facts About Our Family History and more!
Record your childrens school awards, sports achievements, birthday letters, and other favorite memories throughout childhood.
Medical information that you NEVER remember but always need to have like blood type and vaccination history.
Create fun surprises to release on specific dates of life stages for your children or yourself.
Plus engage in challenges to keep adding to your Parentfile, ask your other family members to share stories to save in your Parentfile, and even share your Parentfile with your spouse to keep everything that matters to your family in one easy place!
Your child's important info including their birth story, previous schools attended, and doctors contact details.
Those family treasures you want to make sure you share with your kids someday including favorite family recipes, special traditions, and unique family stories.
Record your childrens school awards, sports achievements, birthday letters, and other favorite memories throughout childhood.
Kids reports cards, your childrens artwork and other mementos in a digital archive (so you can finally get rid of the clutter!)
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Have one shared account for you and your ex to view medical details, school notes, developmental milestones, and more.
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Your ex will have shared access and the ability to update…so helpful in so many situations, especially in an emergency.
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