Strength:
Baby Diary is a unique tool for parents to document their kids’ every bit of information. It’s easy to operate and the interface is very friendly to users. This program is very powerful which contains many settings for users to keep a memorable record.

Weakness:
The Help File is detailed while I prefer a better version of more photos of the tool, since photos are easily to understand with its explanation.

Benefits
Baby Diary provides an array for recording every detail of a baby. It is a desirable gift for parents and couples who are going to be parents. To me, it’s an amazing moment to watch a baby’s birth, let alone parents; I also understand why there are so many photos of a man’s pullulating—it’s an increasing surprise for every pair of parents, since they have experienced happiness or sadness with their kids. Baby Diary contains almost every need of parents—multimedia album, note, and a planner for pre-parents to make their baby plan.
Let’s take a closer look at these functions—multimedia album helps users publish photos on the web or store them on CDs easily and quickly; the note could do us a favor for creating blog (web diary as well) in seconds. The planner is not only an organizer, which features unique ability of handling recurring and any level nested recreation of kids. With these easy-to-use functions, to gather a whole collection of kids becomes easy and convenient.

Setup
This program doesn’t take too long to install. The whole installation process is easy and straightforward, and there is free of adware, spyware and malware. The download size is around 4.10MB, after installation, the size of Baby Diary is precise 8.17MB. It can be seen as a lightweight one, so there is no crash to hard disk.
Should you want to delete this program, Baby Diary offers us a quick door to uninstall. So we could remove it automatically.

Interface
The interface of Baby Diary is quite friendly. When I first launched this tool, I found it’s very colorful and easy to use. There are several bars on the left, when you move your mouse to each of them, there is a short explanation for a bar. It’s very considerate for a newbie. There is a scheduler on the bottom to show the date—beside the scheduler; there is a model for users to watch the recorded details of a kid’s pullulation.

System Requirements
Baby Diary is compatible with many operating systems, such as Windows 95 (a comparatively old one), Windows 2000, and Windows XP; furthermore, Windows Vista is on the list of its supporting OS. The size is 8.17MB that is not a big problem for hard dick, since the average configuration is 80GB. There is no RAM requirement.

Conclusion
Baby Diary is a considerate soft ware for particular users to document their kids from prenatal. It’s an excitement for parents to share these precious records with kids or other parents. This tool excels at the functions and the orientation is exact for parental users.
There is no obvious weakness, while I consider the Help File could be better if there be added pictures to display with its text. I expect next version could do better.