Make A “My Children” Channel with FrameChannel, and Share It With Your Family!

According to the PMA (Photo Marketing Association) the average parent in an average household shoots 300 or more pictures each year. If both parents have a camera, make that 600 pictures each year.

Just a few years ago, these parents were plastering their walls and countertops and pretty much every flat spot in their homes with pictures frames.

But more recently, all those hundreds of picture frames are being replaced with one picture frame, or maybe a few. They’re being replaced with wireless/digital picture frames.

My home used to be one of those homes wherein the walls were covered with framed photographs. Now, there are just a few. My tabletops and desktops and countertops were covered with framed photographs. No more.

What happened in the past couple of years that has given so many households so much more space? What has helped eliminate so much of the clutter and given us so much less to keep clean and dusted?

The wireless/digital picture frame, that’s what happened.

I have close to three thousand pictures slideshowing every minute of every day on my wireless Digital Spectrum MF8104, thanks to FrameChannel. Apparently, hundreds of thousands of other households are doing the same!

Speaking of FrameChannel and your children. . . . well, we WERE, you know. . . . are you aware that you can create a channel of your own, with pretty much any topic you want and with as many pictures as you can find?

People love pictures of their children and parents love to share pictures of their children with relatives and friends.

Well, with FrameChannel, you can create the Andy & Sara Channel, filled with nothing but pictures of Andy and Sara, and your parents and grandparents and aunts and uncles and cousins and siblings can subscribe to the Andy & Sara Channel from Timbuktu, Indianapolis, Chicago, Shanghai, Moscow, Paris, Berlin, Anchorage, Baghdad -excellent if someone who loves your children is in the service! - or Stratford-on-Avon, and every few seconds they’ll see their own slideshow of your beautiful children even though they’re ten thousand miles away.

I’m not sure sometimes which is best: having all this space and so much less to keep clean, or seeing my children’s faces as they sashay past me inside that wireless frame, being every age they’ve ever been in all their lives.

Okay, I know which is best. Nobody can walk past this wireless frame without stopping and smiling for at least ten pictures. At least, we can’t.