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Tinystep enables moms to spend hours connecting and bonding over everyday decisions and interests, and sharing their precious moments with each other

Tinystep, a social networking app for parents, has received an undisclosed sum in funding from Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor Matt Glickman.

Glickman is the founder of BabyCenter, a popular portal in the parenting domain in the US, which claims to reach more than 45 million parents a month from every corner of the globe.

Tinystep plans to use the funds for improving its product and strengthening the team.

As part of the agreement, Matt will also be stepping in as an Advisory Board member.

In January this year, Tinystep raised seed funding from Flipkart.

Launched in September 2015, Tinystep is mobile social network that enables moms to spend hours connecting and bonding over everyday decisions and interests, sharing their precious moments, and helping each other as a community.

The app has features like posts, multiple chat options and a public forum.

Tinystep claims its user base has tripled over the last one month.

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