# Top 10 Pregnancy Apps for Mums-to-be - Link: https://stayathomemum.com.au/family/pregnancy/top-10-pregnancy-apps-for-mums-to-be/ - Published: 2015-10-13T05:00:13+11:00 - Author: Kate Davies ## _You’re pregnant! So, of course you want to know what fruit to compare the size of your baby to! Well, there is an app for that!_ In fact, there is an app for just about everything you need (or want) to know about growing a little baby, even one for the dads-to-be. Here is our list of the best pregnancy apps of 2015. ## **1. What To Expect** [[ This is the official app from the popular pregnancy book, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” and it’s a great way to keep track of your baby’s growth and development. The app has a due date calculated, pregnancy countdown, and week-by- week photos of what your baby is expected to look like. The app is kind of fun too, comparing the size of your baby with fruit and also adding in funny little tidbits, such as today your baby grew a chin. CUTE! ## **2. Wee Mail** [⌊Top 10 pregnancy apps for mums to be stay at home mum⌉⌊Top 10 pregnancy apps for mums to be stay at home mum⌉[ Via mattklug Com This app is similar to the one above although it allows you to share the tracking information of your baby’s development via Facebook, Twitter and email to keep your partner up to date, as well as anyone else that is interested. It is easy to use, bright and is a good alternative if you’re looking for some humour about your growing baby. ## **3. Ovia Fertility** [⌊Pregnancy tracking app interface showing fertile days and ovulation calendar for expectant mothers⌉⌊Pregnancy tracking app interface showing fertile days and ovulation calendar for expectant mothers⌉ ](https://i0.wp.com/stayathomemum.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/mobile.softpedia.com_.jpg?quality=89&ssl=1) via mobile.softpedia.com This is the app for those who are trying to have a baby but need to take their baby making to the next level of sophistication — in other words, when the eggs drop it’s time to romp. Created by Harvard experts, Ovia takes a highly scientific approach“ � there are lots of charts and graphs “� and has users log in every detail of their day such as how many glasses of water you’ve had, fruits and vegetable intake, and even blood pressure levels. ## **4. Baby Names** [⌊Baby names app showing catherine as the name of the day for expectant mums⌉⌊Baby names app showing catherine as the name of the day for expectant mums⌉ ](https://i0.wp.com/stayathomemum.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/babynames.com_.jpg?quality=89&ssl=1) via babynames.com So many arguments can be had over the name of a baby, it’s one of the most frustrating and confusing (slash fun) parts of becoming a parent. This app is perfect for those people who have not had a name chosen since primary school (like me!), with over 60,000 boy and girl names for you to ponder over. Create idea lists; search for meaning and check the popularity of the names you pick. ## **5. SIDS and Kids Safe Sleeping** [⌊Baby sleeping peacefully in crib with sleep safety tips for new parents⌉⌊Baby sleeping peacefully in crib with sleep safety tips for new parents⌉ ](https://i0.wp.com/stayathomemum.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/mumsgrapevine.com_.au_.jpg?quality=89&ssl=1) via mumsgrapevine.com.au It’s only natural to worry about your newborn baby, especially when it comes to sleeping. We have had many mothers say they have lain awake staring at their baby, making sure they are safe and sound. Well, to help you get it right and lessen the stress, the SIDS and Kids Safe Sleeping App provides new and expectant mothers with vital information on how to sleep baby safely and reduce the risk of sudden unexpected death in infants and fatal sleeping accidents. It also includes valuable information on tummy time and safe wrapping. ## Next Page: More Pregnancy Apps ![author avatar](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/618eeb66e4c8c68f0267043afa2f6ab340315c0c0d27d550bf91c1b06e2a722b? s=300&d=mm&r=pg) Kate Davies Senior Journalist & Features Editor. As the modern-day media hunter-gatherer, Journalist Kate Davies is harnessing 10 years in the media to write engaging and empowering articles for Stay At Home Mum. Her years of experience working in the media both locally and nationally have given her a unique viewpoint and understanding of this dynamic industry. Hailing from a small town in Tasmania and spending many years travelling the world, Kate now calls the Sunshine Coast home alongside her husband and one-year-old son. [See Full Bio](https://stayathomemum.com.au/author/katedavies/) [ ](https://stayathomemum.com.au/author/katedavies/)