First-Ever Virtual Launch Party at MommyTalk.com Overflows Chatroom and Brings New Mom-Members

July 10, 2008 - PRLog -- MommyTalk.com’s (http://www.mommytalk.com) first-ever virtual launch party, held on behalf of WishPot Baby (http://www.wishpot.com), was a success on Wednesday evening as more than 40 new moms logged onto the site to check out the action.

In a recent partnership with Wishpot Baby, MommyTalk hosted the launch party in the site’s popular chat room.

The party was co-hosted by MommyTalk.com Senior Editor Rachel Dunn and Wishpot Baby’s Chief Mom Officer Jessica Smith, and included a virtual scavenger hunt with prizes like a $50 gift certificate to tote and tee (http://wwwtoteandtee.com), a 30-day membership at GreatAuPair (http://www.greataupair.com), a Gajam Pilates for Beginners Kit and Gaiam Hemp Mat Bag from Mom Generations (http://www.momgenerations.com), a custom Twitter background and a custom virtual business card including hosting from Sally Walker (http://sallywalker.me.uk), a Blue Peacock Wall Decal from The Pear Project (http://www.thepearproject.com), Miessence products from Ely Organics (http://elyorganics.com) and Therapist and Career Coach Diane Lang’s (http://www.dlcounseling.com) book The Path from Motherhood to Career.

“I couldn’t have asked for the Wishpot Baby Virtual Launch Party at MommyTalk.com to go any better,” said Smith. “We had a lively group, there was no shortage of laughs as the attendees competed in the online scavenger hunt to win lots of fabulous giveaways. A total blast!”

Popular mom bloggers such as Susan Lindgrin aka The Lil’ Mommy That Could (http://lilmomthatcould.com), Sabrina Massey of the sound-off, straight up blog MouthyGirl (http://mouthygirl.com) and Christine Young, of the popular From Dates to Diapers(http://www.fromdatestodiapers.com) blog.

“MommyTalk.com (http://www.mommytalk.com) was thrilled to put on the party and showcase what the site has to offer to many new moms,” said Dunn. “We’re excited to team up with WishPot Baby and other similar sites to host even more creative, fun virtual events in the future.”

For more information, please visit www.mommytalk.com or www.wishpot.com.

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About MommyTalk.com
MommyTalk.com was created in 2006 "by moms, for moms," to help keep families and friends connected through an online social community. Members have access to free services such as creating personal family (and kid) home pages, uploading photos, participating in forums, blogging, emailing and chatting. MommyTalk.com is based in New York, NY. For more information, visit www.MommyTalk.com.