The Possible End to Empty Baby Book Syndrome

Kidmondo is the baby book 2.0 -- a do-it-all destination combining photo storage, blogging, and all of the traditional info you'd put into a conventional baby book. Because let's face it, as much as you want to chronicle everything your …

The Possible End to Empty Baby Book Syndrome

Kidmondo is the baby book 2.0 -- a do-it-all destination combining photo storage, blogging, and all of the traditional info you'd put into a conventional baby book. Because let's face it, as much as you want to chronicle everything your baby does, it doesn't always happen. My poor second-born has a baby book containing his vital birth statistics and nothing else.

Because I'm a terrible mother. And because Kidmondo didn't exist back then.

You control the privacy settings, so you can keep everything private or make specific information available to others. And there are different levels of service too, so you can start with the free one and upgrade later if you need more storage or get rid of the ads.

Who knows, if I'd had this back in the day, maybe I could've saved my son a few years of therapy. -Mir

 

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