- Week-by-week pregnancy tracker
- Themed baby size comparisons and visual countdown for each week of pregnancy
- Daily tips tailored to where you are in your pregnancy
- Videos showing baby’s growth and development during each week of pregnancy
- Personalized checklist to help you build and keep track of your baby registries
- Detailed baby product reviews and expert buying guides
- Photo journal to document your growing baby bump each week of pregnancy
- Info about the tests and screenings you can expect during pregnancy
- Tight-knit community groups connecting around birth months and locations, interests, medical conditions, must-have baby gear and more
- Baby milestone tracker and month-by-month guides customized based on your little one’s birthday
- Daily tips tailored to where you are in your postpartum recovery and parenting journey
- A baby feeding tracker that lets you time your baby’s feedings, keep track of breastfeedings, bottles, and pumping sessions all in one place
- Videos and expert articles about sleep schedules, feeding tips, milestones, baby’s growth and development, and more
- Medically reviewed info about baby’s health, well-visits, and immunizations
- Photo tool to capture baby’s milestones and firsts
- Connections within our caring community groups centered around baby’s birth month, health conditions, parenting styles, and more
- Ovulation calculator that pinpoints your most fertile days
- Due date calculator that helps you figure out when your baby is due
- Expert advice to help you understand your cycle, identify tell-tale signs of ovulation, and spot the early signs of pregnancy
- Supportive community groups devoted to preparing for pregnancy, trying to conceive, fertility treatments, and more
- Accurate, up-to-date, and regularly reviewed content by the What to Expect Medical Review Board and other pregnancy and parenting health experts
- Medical guidelines and recommendations from highly respected expert organizations including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Peer-reviewed medical journals as sources of information.