Updated Below OneUp Ventures which operates the online baby book service Little1 has raised around $100,000 from Malik Radix Healthcare, reports TechCircle. The company plans to use the investment raised for marketing purposes. Prior to this, Little1 had raised $80,000 angel funding in January 2013. We have contacted Little1 for more details on this investment and will update once we get a response. Kolkata-based Little1 offers a platform on the web and Android, which aims to allow parents to preserve various moments and milestones of their children while growing up. It currently offers features like online photo storage with integration to Facebook, Picasa and Flickr, online family tree, milestone calendar, journals, and online baby books with an option to print an offline copy of the book. It also allows parents to store medical records of their kids including dental records and the ability to keep track of the child's height and weight every month. Going forward, they plan to introduce a paid online doctor consultancy service by October 2013. Besides this, there is also an e-commerce section on the site, which allows users to buy products like toys, educational aids and kids oriented room decor items. The site currently offers payment options like credit cards, debits card, net banking and cash on delivery. Little1 was launched in public beta in Jan 2013 and earlier this month, at the Microsoft Bizspark startup event, Little1 founder Sabarish Nair had claimed to have more than 2,700 registered members who had uploaded more than 6,000 pictures to the platform…
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