Rosemead, CA, August 30, 2005 – Baby Bedding Town - a pioneering, fifty thousand square foot, brick-and-mortar company in the baby bedding, furniture and toy market since 1936 - has announced a new way to interactively facilitate gift selection from baby shower attendees via the newly created Gift Registry section.
One of the easiest ways to stay organized during the often chaotic organization of a baby shower is to create an online gift registry. These popular and interactive registries allow for a fun and easy way to organize gift-giving for family, friends and associates. Baby Bedding Town’s new addition is an intuitive system that allows parents-to-be to create an account by providing just their name and email address. After completing a quick four question form, they can then begin creating a unique gift registry for their special event.
After logging in to the registry for the first time, users can browse the many departments of Baby Bedding Town (Baby Bedding Town, Baby Furniture Town, Baby Travel Town, Baby Cradle Town, Baby Stroller Town, Baby Bassinet Town, Baby Carseat Town, Baby Crib Town, and Kids Bedding Town) for potential gifts to add. Once you come across a particular item you are interested in, simply click the “Add To My Registry” button and an online Gift Registry basket will be created, providing you with a link where you can direct all your event attendees. Email your guests, enclose the link and you’ll ensure the shower is a fun and easy event for everyone involved.
Purchasing baby gifts can be a time-consuming and laborious process – especially since no one wants to purchase items that someone else already has. Baby Bedding Town.com’s President and online founder, Bernard Zwick, has strived to create a baby bedding Gift Registry option, free from all of the aforementioned hassles - and is proud to introduce this new feature to his customer base - Bernard negotiates special deals with manufacturers from around the world on a daily basis, and passes these hidden treasures on to his customers.
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