You know you’ve made it when you’re surrounded by Twitter, MySpace, and Facebook favicons. Thanks @jennyland for the inclusion on your artistically inspired homepage ;)

Jennyland gives us a sweet new social media icon (to go along with the child profile badges we just introduced) that you can use on your blogs / websites too:

Do you have a blog? MySpace? hang out on a message board? Our new Child Profile Badges and Widgets are a super-easy and, we think, really good-looking way to share a link to your child’s TotSpot profile. You can put a badge on your page with a quick bit of copy and paste. Here’s video demonstration:

It’s that simple. Our badges come in multiple shapes, sizes, and even types, including a Birthday Ticker (see mine below) and some insanely cool Pregnancy Trackers - one has a child’s room where the light dims/brightens based on closeness to due date, another shows your babies semi-scientific development.

Joel Stein asks poignantly, Why Does Facebook Hate Babies?

Facebook hates babies. I found this out last night when I logged on as Laszlo Stein, my three-month old son who has been faithfully posting adorable photos and angry commentary since his second-trimester sonogram, back when his listed interests were just kicking and drinking his own urine.

All I wanted was to avoid being one of those annoying parents who post photos of their kids on their own page. I wanted a place for the few family and friends who want to see his baby pictures. And now all the photos other people posted of Laszlo are gone, and I have to e-mail every damn photo to our parents and siblings.

Joel… it doesn’t have to be this way. There’s a place for Laszlo on TotSpot… give us a shot. You’ll <3 us and some of the sweet Facebook integrations we have in place and are working on.

Making TotSpot the “seamless” child profile of Facebook is a priority for us. If you have any ideas for how we could be doing this even better, don’t hesitate to let us know.

Why Does Facebook Hate Babies? - TIME.