The NightLight

@ashbhoopathy, @sandimac, and I were chatting about parent-friendly product hunts yesterday on Product Hunt Radio (publishing next week). This might be useful for you, Ash. ;)

lol - nice! I'm a big fan of wirecutter and their model of 'the best', somehow only discovered it a few months ago.

Hey @ashbhoopathy - haven't listened to the podcast yet, but here are my favorite parent-friendly finds: 1. http://www.producthunt.co/posts/... 2. http://www.producthunt.co/posts/... 3. https://twitter.com/cakewalkapp 4. http://www.producthunt.co/posts/...

@kaz you're a baller. I was JUST going to put together a list of parent-friendly hunts for an upcoming email list. Here are a few others: - Epic - Netflix for kids books - Maily - Your Kids' First Email - Hello Ruby - An illustrated storybook teaching Ruby to kids - Hopscotch - Coding for kids: an iPad programming language - Notabli - Save the story of your kids - Camperoo - Expedia for Kids Camps and Activities cc @Emmie Also cc'ing some product-hunting parents that might find this useful. @joshelman, @hnshah, @byosko, @jimscheinman.

One more: http://www.producthunt.co/posts/... - Custom made, unique book for children

My kids are too old for The NightLight, but it looks good. Establishing credibility is one of the big things here--parents need to be able to trust the site/content/writers. Also, has to be clear that BEST doesn't equal MOST EXPENSIVE. Curated sites can sometimes feel very exclusive (on purpose), whereas with The NightLight I'm not sure that's the case / intent.

@rrhover @kaz I'd also add Sproutling (http://www.producthunt.co/posts/...) to the list, although they're pre-launch.