With the funding, the startup plans to advance its products, improve user experience and expand on services, Tinystep said in a statement.
"It has been a nail biting year. We've grown as a product, as a team and have learnt to now focus our energies on the new revenue model. Flipkart has been a great partner and supportive of us in all our endeavours," Tinystep founder Suhail Abidi said.
Ram Papatla, Vice President Product at Flipkart and Tinystep board member said: "Baby care is an important category for Flipkart and the investment in Tinystep will enable Flipkart to leverage Tinystep's strong user community to build a network of influencers".
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