Apropos of our recent conversation about store-based gift registries, Brian's hack came up in my queue. He recommends Wishlist.com as a more flexible alternative to a registry tied to a single store.
Tags: Birthdays, Parenting, Wishlist.com
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I found felicite.com to be a wonderful baby registry. It works with most of the major baby stores out there as well as some lesser known ones. You can also set up cash gifts and/or donations.
Posted by: Catherine | 07 February 2007 at 09:40 AM
I'm a big fan of Wishlistr, which is dead simple to set up and has a *very* easy interface:
http://www.wishlistr.com/
Posted by: Angie McKaig | 07 February 2007 at 09:53 AM
The difference between wishlist.com and wishlistr.com is that the former actually has a search feature that scans its huge network of retailers (complete with price comparisons) whereas the latter does not...however, the latter has a feature that allows you to import your lists from Amazon and Delicious. Together, they'd make the perfect wishlist site!
Posted by: Marla | 07 February 2007 at 08:26 PM