Your target market is the intersection of quantified self adherents and new parents. So you're starting in a hole because I'm guessing that is small. From exper

Your target market is the intersection of quantified self adherents and new parents. So you're starting in a hole because I'm guessing that is small. From experience, the whirlwind of new parenthood is antithetical to feeding that quantified self need. (Recording--for sharing with relatives and others--is a notable exception.) I get it--there are a lot of "first year diaries" that get sold as shower gifts but far more often than not remain untouched. My guess is that a lot of your positive feedback might come from these buyers--people who are buying this for someone else. The premise might be to find some angle where the quantification can be done very passively (since it is really "quantified other") and put into a form suitable for years later when moms finally get around to scrapbooking the early years--when they finally have breathing room and are longing for the original new experience.