Title question..

As a mom to two teens with Autism + and non epileptic seizures, that is a hard NO.

I have medical photos of both kids and just use a title like Brave or NG tube or EEG Test.

I hope this doesn't come off harsh but you may want to rethink joking about epilepsy. Kids dies from it. It changes one's path in life.

I think the answer to that question depends on why you are making the page and what you plan to do with it. I've realized that at this point I look at my scrapbooks as being part journal. I put things in there I don't necessarily want to share with others. That means though that I then simply do not share my scrapbooks. I ran into this recently when my mother was visiting and she wanted to know more about this weird hobby I have and I got really uncomfortable when she was looking at pages lingering on the journaling.

If this is a page you are making for yourself, make the title something that resonates for you. If those things are common jokes embraced by the family then it makes sense as something you would use but if you plan to share that page with anyone else know that you probably would have to include a crap ton of explanation because it does sound crass to someone that isn't a part of the joke-as-coping. Dark humor is a common coping mechanism and there is no reason your scrapbooks can't reflect all aspects of your life. I would just think through if you want anyone else to be able to see it and how you would feel about sharing it.

It's not something I would do. It's likely to hurt someone's feelings, if not your grandson, maybe the parents? I did take photos of my oldest son when he was in the hospital after having had two grand mal seizures. My thinking at the time was that I would feel less stressed out about it at some point, and that I might even be able to scrapbook about it. Eight years later, I can't bring myself to make a page about it that anyone else could see. I still remember the heaviness of that time. I may want to write about it for myself at some point and include one of the pictures. For now, the photos are filed away.

I understand what you mean and that it’s not really “teasing” - I get that you were using that word as it one the one closest that fit to what you were trying to explain. I would proceed like someone else said and decide based on who sees the pages. If it’s something said in family and books are for family it’s fine. But based on responses here, some think it’s sound harsh, rude etc so you’d have to deal with that. I’d probably not title it that as it stands out and without context/family familiarity doesn’t sound the most sympathetic, but I’d probably include something about in the journaling in quotes maybe where it’s explained a bit more with context.