From the very first smile to a first tooth, baby steps and heading off to school, it's common for parents to capture the precious moments of their children growing up.But Suman Bansal from Gillingham, Kent, has been photographed every single day of her life since she was born on May 16 1996, totalling an astonishing 6,575 pictures. The student, who turns 18 tomorrow, is used to smiling for photographs taken by her father Munish, who has documented his daughter's life from the very beginning. And now every single image has been pieced together to make a giant portrait of the teenager in time for her 18th birthday.Munish started by taking pictures of his wife Rita's ultrasound images when she was pregnant in January 1996.The 41-year-old accountant has since captured daughter Suman growing from baby to toddler to schoolgirl to college student.Munish explains: 'I decided to do this when Rita was pregnant. 'I just wanted to make a memory to see how they changed day to day, because if you see a child on a month to month basis you can see a big change and I wanted to see that change.'There have only been a couple of heart-stopping moments when Munish thought a day was passing without a picture. He had also been documenting his son Jay's life, although the youngster opted out of the project at aged fifteen.Munish explains: 'There were couple of occasions I can remember it almost didn't happen. Once my wife thought I had taken the photos and while I was at work they went to stay at their aunt's home for a night. I had to go to her house to take the photos, but luckily they don't live far.(dailymail.co.uk) Bakudaily.az