How to Send a Birth Announcement Via Email

Your beautiful baby is born, and you want to share the news with the world -- or at the very least, a few of your closest friends and family members. Printed birth announcements are the traditional choice, but word spreads quickly -- especially among family members -- so, email is a great way to get a jump on the rumor mill. That way, your friends, relatives and co-workers will hear the good news straight from the parent's mouth -- so to speak.

Things You'll Need

  • Email addresses of friends and family members
  • Computer, tablet or phone with online access
  • Email account
  • Photo editing tool

Instructions

    • 1

      Create an email group. This is much easier than sending out a hundred individual emails, or clicking on each name one at a time to add it to your email. Name the group "birth announcement" or "baby news" if you want to use the group distribution list to provide future updates about your baby.

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      Open a new email, choosing the group you previously created as the recipients. In the subject line, type a descriptive subject header such as, "Announcing Baby Girl Jones!" so that the recipients don't think you're sending junk mail.

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      Choose a picture. No birth announcement is complete without a photo of your little darling's face. Edit the picture in a photo editing tool to make sure it is small enough to easily send via email. The maximum size allowed will depend on your email provider and settings. Then, attach the picture to the email.

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      Begin with a greeting. State that you are thrilled to announce the birth of your baby, or that you are excited to share the news of your latest addition to your family.

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      Include the baby's name and sex, date of birth (it's not a given that everyone will open the email on the same day it was sent), time of birth, and your baby's height and weight at birth.

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      Include something sweet. This could be a short poem, a quote, or an anecdote about the baby or a fact about the birth. This adds a personal touch to the email.

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      Finish with your signature and a link to more pictures, if you have an online photo account, website or blog.

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