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Hey all! I am thinking about curated content for everything that new/expectant/current parents need for their newborn(s)/kid(s)

I am thinking about curated information, advice, experts, coaches, food, clothing, diapers, medicines, how-to's

Basically all the information that:

  • You as parents would be awesome to know when you were expectant parents
  • You as expectant parents for your newborn
  • You as parents now
on August 19, 2020
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    Organizing this information by age of the child and sending it at the right time could be really valuable.

    For example,
    You Just Found Out Your Pregnant - Congratulations - Now what's next
    Only 3 months to Go, Are you Ready?
    It's getting close now, make sure...
    Congratulations! the baby is here.
    How is the first month?
    Etc.

    There is so much information, that curation could be the differentiation.

    I hope that helps

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      awesome! Thanks for that;). These things crossed my mind!

      cool!

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    There's already so much information out there, this might be a me-too platform?

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      Hey @Moytza, do you know any similar platforms? And what do you mean by a me-too platform?

      Thanks!

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        When my son was born, I spent a lot of time on Babycentre.co.uk, which sounds similar to what you're describing. There are forums such as mumsnet or netmums. Just trying to make sure your platform would be different enough.

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          awesome, thanks for the referrals. That's something I am going to figure out. Where the missing links are!

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    Hey @Kevcon80,

    Thanks for your feedback. I think I misunderstood this thread. I thought this was to discuss ideas and validation and all kinds of users (not only founders) can reply to this.

    Gotcha, I am going to make a quick landing to get some users and ask about these relevant questions! Awesome!

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    Hey @Pim89,

    I think you should be talking to parents, not founders.

    Some questions you should get answers to:

    • Are parents already spending money on information?
    • If so, in what form? Books, courses, or what?
    • Do they feel that they're learning enough from these sources?
    • Is it in their preferred format?

    So on and so fourth.

    Best of luck!
    Kevin Conti