Whether you’re a first-time momma or about to have your third baby, pregnancy will always be a wild experience. Not only is there *so much* going on with your own body, but you’re growing another ...

Pregnancy can be an exciting time, but it can also be filled with nerves, anxiety and questions like: What size is the baby? How much water should I be drinking? What symptoms are normal? Thankfully, ...

NEW YORK — When I became pregnant with my daughter, now 4, I didn’t even own a smartphone. I did most of my pregnancy research with my desktop computer and those pregnancy books that nearly every ...

Are you expecting a baby? Download these 5 pregnancy apps to help you throughout your pregnancy and your baby’s development Sprout is rated the #1 pregnancy app for moms-to-be. You can customize the ...

Our nation and our state have a maternal health problem. According to the American Medical Association, the U.S is currently the most dangerous place in the industrialized world to give birth. The ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Like millions of women, Diana Diller was a devoted user of the pregnancy-tracking app Ovia, logging in every night to record new details on a screen asking ...

If you've got a baby on the way, there are plenty of ways to prepare for your new arrival, like packing your hospital bag, decorating the baby's nursery and freezing homemade meals to pop in the ...

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As many as 4 in 5 US women of childbearing age have a smartphone, and about one fourth of these women use health apps, according to Katherine Chen, MD, professor and vice-chair of education in the ...

If you’re in the market for a pregnancy app, chances are you’re expecting, and while you may be excited, you may also be terrified. From baby names and gear to concerns about labor and delivery, it’s ...

Like millions of women, Diana Diller was a devoted user of the pregnancy-tracking app Ovia, logging in every night to record new details on a screen asking about her bodily functions, sex drive, ...