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Take it from the father of five week old newborn: when you have a baby, you will spend more time on your phone. Frantic Googling respiratory symptoms. One hand WhatsApp-ing your NCT groups, during late night feed. And inevitably, the whole lot of Instagram. Thus, it helps to be prepared. And, thanks to the growing market for technology parents (call Mumsnet 2.0), the app store has never been more indulgent with the application of pregnancy and baby related supplies. Here is a pick Wired-examined from the best pregnancy, the baby and the parent application.
Application of pregnancy from conception Light app maker, Nurture provides everything you need to keep track of your pregnancy. From daily updates on the size of the baby (who will you frantically try to remember the size of cumquat a, versus the kiwi small) for the stage of development and discussion forums, it is a source of power dense, while the input of daily intake and symptoms will help you keep track of your own health more your pregnancy. (IOS and Android, free)
Set up by British entrepreneur Katie Massie-Taylor and Sarah Hesz, thinking Mush like Mumsnet to 2017. The mobile app connects you with like-minded mother in your area - which will be useful during parental leave - as well as providing parental guidance useful, forums and a place to buy and sell second-hand baby gear. Want a more social focus? There is also a Peanut, more explicitly a Tinder-to-mother alternatives. (IOS and Android, free)
You're on leave. Calendar is a stretch horizonless of entertaining requires little boy ,, stimulation-starved. Sound familiar? You need Hoop. Simply put, think of it as a Time Out for Parents. Sign up with your location and age of the child, and Hoop will display all the family-friendly activities that occur in your area. sensory play? Messy fun! Toddlers water yoga? You might live in Peckham. (IOS and Android, free)
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Why come out on video baby monitors are expensive, when the house-you if something like ours- already full of internet-connected device camera? allows you to pair two smartphone (or iPads) to be used to keep a watch on your little one. Great for long trips, or small piece of mind when sleep training. (IOS and Android, £ 3.99)
A new competitor, Ask the Midwife allows users to pay to interact with professional midwives via the app, either by text or video chat. It's not cheap, but a potential alternative to late-night visits the emergency room when you are worried and can not reach your NHS health visitor. (IOS, costs from £ 0.99)
There are many applications out there feeding time (for good reason, new parents quickly found out on the first days after birth the full spreadsheet). Baby Feeding Timer is a favorite, but it's slick design and ease of use, WIRED like BabyTime. This application makes it easy to keep track of feed, bottle, express, change diapers, and even sleep, with one key change-side features, and intuitive visualization. (IOS and Android, free)
A favorite with new parents - not least because of the popularity of the book by the same name - The Wonder Weeks provides a week-by-week updates on your child's development. Want to know why your angels vaguely-bed is now a wailing insomnia? It may be a leap of development. (IOS and Android, £ 1.99)
Finding a babysitter is stress. Bubble allows you to find caregivers recommended by friends, each of which has been inspected and checked by the company's security. You can even pay them within the application. (IOS and Android, free)
It would be tempted to add one of the many lullabies or white noise app on this list. But in our experience, there is often a better choice on Spotify - from surprisingly soporific rainfall and womb sounds to rhyme. Ewan The Dream Sheep four choices of songs pale in comparison. (IOS and Android, free)
Created by manufacturers nightlight, this Pabobo application is billed as a trip-friendly alternative - though to be honest, it was almost as good. This application uses the iPhone as the light; choose the color, brightness, and bedtime, and use it to try and send the child to sleep. (IOS, Free)
Because let's be honest, you will have plenty of time in one of your free hand. If you need a recommendation, try our list, and.
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