Then ring-bound albums came out and I, like so many others, was saved from the frustration of post-bound albums. Post-bound albums do have their place - if your album will be 20 pages or less then post-bound albums will work perfectly. And there are so many great cover designs for post-bound albums that we are just starting to get now in the ring-bound world.
I really do love ring-bound albums. I converted all of my family albums to ring-bound years ago, and only buy ring-bound for albums now. With one exception - my kids school and activities albums. Their school albums are broken down by school - so I'm managing to keep them small enough that I can still fit them all in a post-bound. My dilemma now is about their sports and activities albums - they are bursting at the seams and I need to either get more post-bound albums to expand into, or switch them over to ring-bound and be done with it. Either way I'm buying more books, so it really comes down to space and storage. And future storage.
I know there will be more and more pages added as the years go on - my kids do a fair amount of activities and I know for one of them at least, I'm averaging 30-40 pages a year to cover his different sports seasons (I try to keep it to 8-10 pages per season for each sport he's in.) It's basically the equivalent of an album each year. So what do I do....keep them or convert?
By switching I can get more layouts in each album, which will reduce the number of albums I need overall. If I do convert to ring-bound, I could also reorganize the albums by sport since right now it is a mixture of all activities done chronologically.
So, should I stay post-bound or go ring-bound? Help!
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