
The Whole Lot of Us
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Everyone in one place, for once.
First day, last day, and the ordinary Tuesdays in between — which are the ones you will actually miss.
A school year has two photos everybody takes and about nine hundred nobody looks at. The first day and the last day are on every phone in the country.
What is not on the wall is the middle: the packed-lunch phase, the lost tooth, the Tuesday they fell asleep in the car on the way back from swimming. Remembr reads the whole year and keeps the ordinary ones. Print at the end of the school year rather than the calendar year and the book matches how a childhood is actually measured.

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Everyone in one place, for once.

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Standing by the door, bag too big.

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The end of a very long chapter.

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Expensive, exhausting, worth it.
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Yes. One per child, or one for the year with all of them in it. Plenty of families do the family book yearly and a separate one for the year a child started school.
No. Remembr caps how much of a book any one face can take, so a photogenic child doesn't push the others out.