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May 12, 2013 10:00 pm GMT
For generations in the past, parents have carefully put together "baby books" that capture the first years of a baby's life in photos, hand prints and more. My mother created one for me, and it's something that I treasure. But in the world's digital age, the photos and memories of our babies are captured most often on mobile phones. Any paper is stored in a file cabinet or thrown away. And there hasn't been a product that is specifically tailored towards recreating the baby book onlineuntil now. Enter Blinkbuggy, a new startup from a Googler that wants to help moms and dads create virtual baby books.
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Blinkbuggy Wants To Reinvent The Baby Book For Parents To Capture Memories Online
For generations in the past, parents have carefully put together "baby books" that capture the first years of a baby's life in photos, hand prints and more. My mother created one for me, and it's something that I treasure. But in the world's digital age, the photos and memories of our babies are captured most often on mobile phones. Any paper is stored in a file cabinet or thrown away. And there hasn't been a product that is specifically tailored towards recreating the baby book onlineuntil now. Enter Blinkbuggy, a new startup from a Googler that wants to help moms and dads create virtual baby books.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/a24x7DBKPvc/
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