Google v/s Bee

To someone who hears about Bee Parenting for the first time, the first thought which (s)he might have is that... Why 'Bee' when there is already 'Google' When Google can provide everything that a parent wants, why would someone use Bee? To clear the air of doubt, it is necessary that we lay down the subtle but important differences between Bee and Google.

Google		Bee
shows thousands of results through which parents have to search for the best possible answer they are looking for.		Straightaway gives an authenticate and to the point answer for a parent’s query.
Provides generalised answers for all parents.		Provide personalised solutions as per the child age.
Does not notify for any new content or alerts.		Sends personalised alerts as per child’s milestones, need & parenting goals
Most of the websites that show up on Google contain ads that are interruptive.		Bee is completely Ad free.
Google presents an ocean of information which takes up a lot of time to reach the required answer and also confuses parents in terms of applying the solutions.		Bee, on the other hand, presents only what is asked for with straightforward, instant, and authentic answers/solutions.
Parents have to usually surf multiple websites for various needs.		Bee is one stop for all of the parent's needs.
If a parent does not get an answer for a particular problem, they won’t know when the answer will be available to them.		Bee, if fails to provide a suitable answer, comes up with an expert-backed response to the parent’s query within 48 hours.
Google's approach is only answer-oriented.		Bee's approach is to bridge the gap between parent's and children's relationships.
No audio option available in Google.		Available in the audio format for easy understanding and to listen to the content on the go.
No instant translation is available on all websites provided on Google search results.		Instant translation in 109+ languages.