Get quick, qualified and current information on pregnancy and birth from professionals right on your phone. Birthpedia has contributors ranging from a Harvard obstetrician to home birth midwives. Each contributor is a professional in their field, ranging from fertility doctors, doulas, anesthesiologist, lactation consultants, women hospital administrators, fitness instructors and labor & delivery nurses. It's like having a library of birth professionals in your back pocket readily available 24/7 to answer frequently asked questions to help you on major topics like Conception, Pregnancy, Labor & Delivery, Postpartum Support and Newborn Care.
"ASK" Section
Do you want to know if something you are experiencing is "normal?" How do you know you are ovulating? What is a birth plan? What foods should I eat while pregnant? What foods should I avoid? How do I change a diaper? What is babywearing? How can I get my newborn is getting enough milk? These are just a sample of questions we answer within the Birthpedia App.
"DO" section
Birthpedia provides exercise classes, food prep, babywearing instruction, prenatal yoga, breastfeeding essentials and much more.
"SHARE" section
Hear real stories of birth where women and families overcome obstacles to achieve their goals and mend their souls.
"TOOLKIT" section
Birthhpedia's toolkit is full of helpful items to keep you moving along with pregnancy and birth.
The kick counter is a designed to follow along with your baby's movement in the womb. Practice your relaxation techniques with individual tracks to help through early labor. Use the Labor Tracker (which is like a contraction timer) to keep record of early labor and see when best to contact your provider.
"FOR PROFESSIONALS" section
Your provider, doula or childbirth educator can create playlists for you to help you along your journey. Midwives and doulas can also take CEUs to further along their professional career.
So if you want to understand the birth process better, then download Birthpedia and allow our contributors to walk with you through your birth journey.
"ASK" Section
Do you want to know if something you are experiencing is "normal?" How do you know you are ovulating? What is a birth plan? What foods should I eat while pregnant? What foods should I avoid? How do I change a diaper? What is babywearing? How can I get my newborn is getting enough milk? These are just a sample of questions we answer within the Birthpedia App.
"DO" section
Birthpedia provides exercise classes, food prep, babywearing instruction, prenatal yoga, breastfeeding essentials and much more.
"SHARE" section
Hear real stories of birth where women and families overcome obstacles to achieve their goals and mend their souls.
"TOOLKIT" section
Birthhpedia's toolkit is full of helpful items to keep you moving along with pregnancy and birth.
The kick counter is a designed to follow along with your baby's movement in the womb. Practice your relaxation techniques with individual tracks to help through early labor. Use the Labor Tracker (which is like a contraction timer) to keep record of early labor and see when best to contact your provider.
"FOR PROFESSIONALS" section
Your provider, doula or childbirth educator can create playlists for you to help you along your journey. Midwives and doulas can also take CEUs to further along their professional career.
So if you want to understand the birth process better, then download Birthpedia and allow our contributors to walk with you through your birth journey.
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