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The 15 best pregnancy apps to download if you're expecting a baby

When you are pregnant, you want to know everything about the growth of the baby in your womb, as well as the care of the newborn after delivery. Technology can be a great ally at this time, since there are several applications available for pregnant women focused on this important moment for every woman.

These are the 15 best applications for pregnant women that you can access from your smartphone with everything you need to know about monitoring your pregnancy.

They are all very similar, except for specific tools that some may include and others may not. To choose the most appropriate one, you will have to take into account which one is the most intuitive for you, gives you the most complete information and aesthetically most convinces you.

My pregnancy and my baby every day – Babycenter

My pregnancy and my baby day by day offers detailed images of fetal development and information on the growth of the baby week by week with all the changes that occur in the mother and the baby.

You have access to thousands of articles, as well as videos, and it has a tool called Babypic with which you can take a photo every week and create a photo diary.

After the baby is born, have information and follow-up with the necessary care during the first year of your child’s life.

  • You can download it on Google Play for Android and in the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

iPregnant

iPregnant helps you to monitor your pregnancy, reporting the changes that occur week by week, with support for monitoring medical appointments. It has a kick counter, contraction controller, as well as name finders and charts on the baby’s growth.

  • It can be downloaded from the App Store for iPhone.

Pregnancy +

Pregnancy +, created by Philips, includes expert advice, daily articles, advice on mommy care and interactive 3D models so you can keep track of your baby’s development. It has a delivery date calculator, and tells you what to expect each week of pregnancy, as well as a pregnancy weight record, nutritional information and a personalized delivery plan.

  • You can download it on Google Play for Android and in the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

iNatal

It is an application that has been developed by the Barcelona Fetal Medicine Foundation, which includes videos from health professionals about everything you need to know about pregnancy.

You will be able to follow the evolution of your baby week by week, as well as the necessary medical tests throughout the 40 weeks, and answer your questions in the forum. It also has a personalized nutritional plan with menus and recipes and a special section dedicated to childbirth.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android

Sprout

It is one of the most famous pregnancy apps, with a free two-week trial period. You can then continue with limited free features or continue with the Premium service. It has guides and advice based on the recommendations of the Spanish Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics (SEGO), information on pregnancy offered by specialist doctors from Hospital del Mar and spectacular 3D images on fetal development.

You can also create a personalized pregnancy diary, a doctor visit planner, weight calculator, shopping list to take to the hospital and for the baby, kick counter and contraction control.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android.

My Pregnancy: Week by Week – Pregnancy Calendar

You can find daily information on pregnancy as well as articles on the development of the baby and pregnancy week by week. With color illustrations and ultrasound images, feeding tips, and pregnancy weight gain calculator.

It has a contraction and kick counter to keep track of your baby’s movements in the womb.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android

Pregnantis

A group of specialists in obstetrics and gynecology are at the service of the pregnant woman to solve all the doubts that may arise about pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum. The consultations have a cost of 30 euros for three consultations, 45 for five, 80 for ten and 190 for 25 consultations that you can make during a period of one year after the purchase.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android

Pregnancy week by week

You will be able to monitor your pregnancy with weekly recommendations on the growth of your baby during pregnancy, as well as weekly exercise routines. You can also configure a widget on your home screen that tells you the week and day of pregnancy you are in.

You can download it here for iOS and Android.

Gestogram and pregnancy calculator Facemamá

Thanks to the gestational wheel that professionals use, you will be able to keep track of your weeks of pregnancy and your probable due date. It will also indicate, by entering the date of the last rule (FUR), the approximate measurements of the diameter of the head of your baby (DBP), length of the femur (LF), abdominal circumference (PAF), weight and height.

As for the mother, it will indicate, in addition to the week you are in, the estimated weight gain, the uterine height and the maximum number of contractions in the week you are studying.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android.

Preglife pregnancy tracker

It is the leading pregnancy app in Sweden. It has a calendar and monitoring of the pregnancy week by week, with personal guides, tutorials and advice for the pregnant woman and her partner. It has a constant and updated file and video on demand service on each stage of pregnancy.

You can monitor the development of the baby, as well as make a diary with photos of your pregnancy and newborn, even create your own storybook.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android.

My pregnancy week by week

It is an app with weekly updates and advice on the growth and changes in the pregnant woman. You will be able to keep track of your health by recording weight, blood pressure and heart rate during the three trimesters.

It has a contraction timer, list of names, food guide, exercises and safe medications, birth plan and baby’s shopping list, among other tools.

  • You can download it for Android here.

Pregnancy and contractions

One of the most recent, launched this year, and complete, is a maternity calendar in Spanish that will help you monitor your pregnancy week by week.

It explains the development of the baby and the changes in your body throughout the pregnancy. Provides advice on nutrition, foods, and medications that you may or may not take during pregnancy. You’ll also find exercises, workouts, and reading tips about pregnancy.

It includes a free pregnancy gesture chart with the most important dates, you can create a list of goals and it has a widget that will inform you on the home screen of your mobile about the week you are in. It also has a widget with a contraction counter that will help you know when to go to the hospital.

  • You can download it for iOS and Android.

My pregnancy week by week +

It is totally free and has no advertising, something that can be annoying in other applications. It has tips and useful information week by week, with images and measurements of the fetus.

You will be able to make a list of tasks per trimester, as well as a list of what you will need for the hospital and for your baby. It has a contraction timer and kick counter, as well as a weight gain log.

  • Download here for iOS and Android

Menu for pregnant women

Food is very important during pregnancy, so if you wonder what foods you can and cannot eat, what are the most benefits and what diet to follow, this app will help you.

You will find personalized menus with recipes for each day of the week, to lead to a healthy, varied and balanced diet.

  • You can download it here for Android.

Yoga Prenatal

If you want to stay in shape during pregnancy by practicing yoga, this app can help you with routines adapted to each stage of pregnancy . It has personalized exercises according to the needs of each pregnant woman, focusing, for example, on the pelvic floor, preparation for childbirth, heartburn, pain in the sacroiliac joints, pubic symphysis or buttocks. It’s free with in-app purchases.

  • You can download it here for iOS and Android.

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