• Totspot – It’s A Social Network For Babies
  “A key part of the service will be recording milestones like the first crawl, steps, solid food, word said, etc. with text, video and photos. Users will then be able to have books printed with all of this material, for an additional fee.”
  (tags: Kids Parenting Parenthood socialnetworking web2.0 socialsoftware)

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