Parents love sharing every detail of their baby’s growth and development. Picking up your fancy new 3g internet enabled cell phone allows anyone to quickly snap a picture or shoot a short video of their baby mugging for the camera or doing something super-cute. Within seconds this special moment is disseminated to friends and family across a plethora of media platforms utilizing a variety of delivery services, such as, email, SMS or post the picture or video to their Facebook page or YouTube. It has never been easier to create your own videos, manage photos and share information with friends and family. Technology and Steve Jobs has made it happen, but it’s also become more time consuming and confusing than ever.
In my family anyone under the age of 10 already has a full command of how to quickly work and leverage all of the technological advances to their advantage. What about the grandparents or the parents who didn’t grow up with social networking or upgrading to the coolest cell phone every six months? My 10 year old nephew can easily embarrass me with his knowledge of how all of these different entertainment and communication apparatuses interact along with how to effectively leverage them.
Now there’s a user friendly wonderfully simple solution called Emmbook. Emmbook is a new iPhone and iPod app that will let you capture every single memory related to your baby and save it for posterity. In a certain sense, it is not that inaccurate to call it a mobile baby book.
Using such an app you will be able to set down just everything, from the time your little one was first introduced to relatives to his first steps. The way this is done is very intuitive, as each and every picture of you baby that you take is added to the Photo Book and you can then tap the screen to display the different images that you have added so far.
In addition to that, the app comes with some features such as a diary of feeding and sleeping and a tracker of “thank you” notes for the gifts your baby has received. That is interesting for sure, and it raises the VFM appeal of the whole package considerably.
When all is said and done, this is quite a fitting way to save your baby’s best moments without going overboard. Emmbook can be downloaded from the App Store at a price which is specified on the site. Watch the introductory video below to learn more or visit www.Emmbook.com to check it out.
This start-up is HOT and gaining traction.
Hi Ellisa,
Thanks very much for writing out Emmbook and for your kind words!
Chris
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