Mommies always love to flood their FaceBook walls with photos and videos of their babies, and there’s no wonder why: from the very first time they hold their babies in their arms to their babies’ first laugh and first crawl – moms know every single milestone is truly precious and worth sharing with the rest of the world.
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| Pampers recently launched a digital scrapbook made for both moms and babies Firstbook.ph, an online Facebook app that allows moms to create and share baby’s many first milestones. |
Because each day is like a new page of priceless memories, the world’s leading diaper brand Pampers recently launched a digital scrapbook made for both moms and babies – FirstBook, an online FaceBook app that allows moms to create and preserve a visual journey of all baby’s developmental milestones. After posting baby’s 12 first milestones in FirstBook, moms can also publish their very own FirstBook movie, a personalized video of all baby’s firsts.
The app was recently launched during the introduction of Pampers Baby Dry, the best and driest diaper in 10 years. Pampers® Baby Dry features new core technology to deliver a thinner and drier diaper: a Soft Touch-Dry Layer which quickly absorbs wetness to keep it away from baby’s skin and Magic Gel which locks in wetness for up to 12 hours of skin dryness, so babies can enjoy continuous sleep to help them achieve their many firsts in life.
“This is truly a great gift for mommies like us!” said Pampers’ newest brand ambassador Andi Manzano, who already shared some photos of her newborn baby Pilar
Olivia. “With this newest online app from Pampers, we can greet each morning with smiles on our faces and celebrate our journey of firsts with our precious ones,” she added.
For moms who will share their baby’s Firstbook movie from now until June 2015, Pampers has a special treat for you! Just upload the video with the official hashtag #FirstsWithPampers and stand a chance to win 1 year’s worth of all-new Pampers Baby Dry! FirstBook PC and mobile versions are now available, and can be accessed via http://www.firstbook.ph.
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