Have you ever scrapped a page w/o a photo?

Several times, when I add a page to my ME album.
I'm military and sometimes I get to do high profile things in DC and get special badges or cards. I scrap the event and how I participated. I guess it's just part of documenting my career. Most times I can't snap a pic of what is going on but I want to remember it.

We went snorkeling on vacation and didn't have an underwater camera. I wanted to include that day's adventure in my vacation album, so I scrapped the story and used theme papers and stickers.

For your "Late Night Love" page, maybe snap a sleepy selfie in the morning (if you're brave enough!) and tell about how it's all worth it.

I've done a few.  Like pp's said, you can always use theme related stickers or embellishments - there are plenty of baby themed items in the stores/online.  

I am planning on doing a journaling only page about my son surfing in Hawaii (do NOT ask me why I don't have pics - touchy subject) and the paper I'm using is a 12x12 sheet that is a just one big picture of a wave.  I plan on journaling on acetate or vellum and adhering it to the page.  Maybe you could find some type paper like that and do your journaling that way.

Or you could sneak in there in the middle of the nite & snap his picture.  If you're really quiet, that one burst of flash might not wake him, lol.

I've only done one but that layout did have sort of a focal point.  My kids and I gathered fall leaves and did leaf rubbings with crayons and I scrapped that piece of paper.  It's actually one of my favorite layouts.  I love fall scrap supplies and that's what I used.  

You could type up a typical night like a timeline and scrap that.  I remember those days.  I hope the little guy starts to sleep better at night.  It's rough.  

One of the funny things I remember from my DD being up at night was that Dr. Phil always seemed to be on at 2 or 3 am when I was up with her.  I'd start nursing and turn on the TV and she got used to hearing his voice.  After doing this night after night she started to turn her head toward the TV as soon as she heard him with the funniest look of recognition on her face and she'd smile.  Milk would go everywhere.  I should scrapbook that with a picture of Dr. Phil.  

I've done it. Do it. If you don't, you'll always wish you did.

I've done quite a few journalling only pages where I've had stories to share but no photo that really worked. Like others have said - it's a great opportunity to showcase a paper (I like journalling on vellum in this case) or focus on embellishments. I'm an 8.5x11 scrapper so my pages have a little less real estate to work with though

I have only done this once, but I loved how it turned out. My oldest ds had gone to a friends birthday party at a bowling alley, first time he'd ever been bowling. He was 6 years old. He got up and bowled 3 strikes in a row on his first 3 turns! Too good not to scrap, right? But, I had a mobile phone that didn't have a camera back then, so no photos! I kept his score sheet print-out, the birthday invitation, grabbed a couple of brochures to cut out the tenpins for embellishments and made a page telling the story. Definately beginners luck, he was never able to do it again, but a great moment for him to look back on!

Yes. The one I most remember and treasure was when kids had a surprise for me and impulse was to go get my camera. I had to remind myself to enjoy the moments given you and not to always focus on capturing it by camera. You miss stuff when always seeing through a viewfinder. I think I did use a picture of apple blossoms enlarged, but more as background paper for the of journaling what kids did for me and what I would have missed if I'd gone back for my camera.

Yes, but not in the way you mean. Mine was deliberately structured around the fact that there was no photo, with a blank space left where it would have been (journalling was about my childless status)

I have done a few, BTW I just want to say why not take a close up of his hands when you do have a moment and use that in your page. I don't think you have to have a picture per se that shows him sleeping or do a series of close up photos, his favorite blanket, crib, etc..he doesn't have to be in the pictures.