Women can utilize the “Baby Bump
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app to get weekly updates on their baby’s development, what’s going on
with their body and useful health tips. Additionally, the app offers a
journal where women can chart their moods and weight changes.
Nervous moms-to-be can even watch videos about delivery in order to
prepare. Then, as their due date nears, moms can register each kick and
contraction using a special counter tool.Another app called “The Pregnancy Companion
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offers more personalized services. Developed by two OB-GYNs, the app
allows users to send questions straight to doctors anytime they need to.
It also tracks the baby’s growth and due date, and it contains a list
of drug safety information for expectant mothers.Don’t worry – there’s an app for after the baby arrives, too. The “Baby Connect
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app helps keep track of feedings, diaper changes, sleep schedules and
medication. The app also enables moms to add additional users to the
app, so that they can share information with their spouse or other
caregiver. 