She walked up with an iPad, a friend on Zoom, and eliminated every objection I had. I still wasn't ready to say yes. It was never about the earrings.

On screens, schedules, the analog years, and what happens to a kid's creativity when elementary school closes out.

A kids' art book makes a better personalized Father's Day gift than anything he'd actually put on a list

If you’re trying to figure out what to get for Mother’s Day from the kids, whether it’s for mom, grandma, or both, you’re not alone.

If summer camp planning feels like it sneaks up on you every year, you’re not alone. Registration dates come fast. Waitlists fill up. Information is scattered across emails, websites, and tabs you meant to come back to. And somehow, it’s still easy to end up with gaps, overlaps, or logistics that don’t quite work. The issue isn’t the camps. It’s the system. This is a better way to organize it all.

See how Scribble Art transforms everyday kids’ artwork into a beautifully printed, gallery-worthy book — designed to be easy, thoughtful, and built to last.

Today, as we celebrate mothers everywhere, I can't help but reflect on my own childhood and the profound impact my late mom had, and continues to have, on my life. I've been holding onto this Mother's Day card I made when I was ~4 years old, featuring a photo of me with an actual bowl cut (hey, it was the 80s!).

We review three popular photo book services—Artkive, Shutterfly, and Scribble—to determine which one is best suited for transforming your child's artwork into a beautiful keepsake. We explore the unique features, pricing, and customization options offered by each platform to help you make an informed decision on preserving your little one's masterpieces for years to come.

National Scribble Day, celebrated annually on March 27th, is a day dedicated to the joy and freedom of self-expression through art. Inspired by Diane Alber's book, "I'm NOT just a Scribble," this special day serves as a reminder to unleash our creativity and embrace the simple act of scribbling. At Scribble Art, we're excited to join in on the celebration and share some thoughts on the importance of nurturing creativity in ourselves and our children.

Think of a kids' art book as more than just a collection of drawings - it's a symbol of creativity, self-expression, and artistic exploration. It captures a child's journey through art, documenting their imagination, their thoughts, and their growth.

When you embrace boredom, you open the door to many benefits, including increased creativity, critical thinking, and adaptability. You become more self-aware, as well as more receptive and empathetic to the people around you. Boredom builds imagination and compassion, encourages you to learn new things, and can also help bring goals back into focus.

Your child’s artwork will photograph the best when laid flat on a clean surface. Here are our favorite techniques for getting your kiddos art as flat as possible.

If you are a parent of young ones, you’re familiar with the intentions of appreciating and celebrating their creativity. They truck home an endless stream of artwork from school that ends up in a huge pile stuffed into a box or a drawer. Scribble helps parents assemble, organize, and transform a child’s collection of their favorite artwork into a beautifully bound hardcover book. By following our helpful tips below, you can ensure beautiful results when photographing artwork.