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Two of the most important moments in a child’s life are the day that they are born and their 18th birthday, the moment they officially become an adult. Making a Time Capsule is the perfect way to be able to connect these two rights of passage. By creating a collection of memorabilia that kids can open on their 18th birthday they can take a trip down memory lane to the era that they entered the world and their best childhood adventures. And be sure to include stories and photos of what mum and dad were like before they became responsible parents. Kids will probably be surprised to know their parent’s used to stay up after 10, had long hair, smoked cigarettes, wore tight clothes, knew what the inside of a bar looked like, threw the odd party and knew that a Jäger-bomb is a drink and not a German weapon of mass destruction.  So how to make a Time Capsule for a baby? Let us help you get started.  How to make a Time Capsule for a baby It’s super easy, we promise! The Time Capsule comes with a neat kit* to help you create a personalised package that will give the baby an insight into the part of their life that they can’t remember. You might already have some great ideas but to help you get started, we listed some things you might like to include in the baby’s Time Capsule. Magazines/Newspapers from the day/month/year of the child’s birth. Ultrasound photos The baby’s foot print Weather report of the day of birth Baby’s birth announcement Sibling messages or drawings If printed in the newspaper, include that announcement too Top 10 music on the day of birth The bestselling book from that year A piece of art from an upcoming artist (who knows they might just be the next Picasso, it could make for a lucrative heirloom!) The funniest/sweetest/most special messages the parents received after the baby was born Money printed that year Stamps A bus/train ticket Picture of the house (interior!) the parents live in when the baby is born Tip 1: Don’t close. Just yet. If you’re