The must-have app for parents everywhere! From expert articles to daily
tracking, Ovia Parenting has everything a new parent needs.
KEY FEATURES
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Health tracking! Track diapers, feedings (breast or bottle), sleep, milestones,
and more...
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I used the pregnancy app almost my entire pregnancy (once I found it I used it the rest of my pregnancy), and loved it, I kept track of appointments, my blood pressure readings and I loved seeing my babies development within the womb. But this app has not met my expectations from the amazing pregnancy app. I expected to be able to easily track doctors appointments and vaccinations height and weight etc. Right now I just make a note on the app calendar of what his height and weight were, vaccines and a photo from the day. It’s been very helpful keeping track of diapers and breastfeeding but now since the most recent update I can’t even open the app. It tries to load for forever and then force quits every time so today I’ve been tracking feedings and diapers in a note on my phone. The lag was annoying before but now the app is useless to me until it actually starts loading. I’d love to see some work done on those issues and maybe an addition of appointments to the calendar or a doctors section where you can track appointments and vaccinations etc.
So I first found this app after using Ovia Pregnancy and initially loved it! It’s great for new moms (like myself) to track how often and long baby is eating and keep track of dirty diapers without having to think too much about it because honestly you don’t have time for that. It also has great advice you can read about pertaining to where your baby is developmentally. It also has a feature that lets you document when your baby achieves a milestone which is great to use to later fill in your baby book. However one day after using the breastfeeding timer part it froze and now anytime I open the app it has the timer still at the time it froze on and will not let me read any more articles or look to see what milestones are in the age range my baby is. So overall it’s a great app I guess just don’t input too much information into it or it freezes and not sure how to get it to clear out without losing everything I’ve added in there including milestones 😭
I started off with the fertility app and when I was pregnant, got the pregnancy app. I was very happy with both apps, but the parenting one just isn’t what I expected after the first two. After going back, I can see that they didn’t mention having any of the stuff I’ve come to expect, but I would’ve liked something to keep track of Dr’s appointments, an immunization schedule, questions for Dr, tracking feeding and diaper changes, etc. On the other hand, I do enjoy the community and they have helped me out already (baby’s less than a week old). I also do enjoy the articles which can be interesting at least and even downright helpful. Not sure about the milestones yet, too early to say how I feel about them. Hopefully over time, Ovia will add a few more helpful tools to this app and make it just as good as the others.
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