Nurture by Women's Health 5.0.1977

This app is currently available exclusively to Women's Health Connecticut customers.

When navigating pregnancy or caring for a newborn, the Nurture app by Women's Health Connecticut proves valuable in aiding you to maintain optimal health during pregnancy and your baby’s initial two years. It offers personalized assistance tailored to support your parenting voyage.

Utilize this app to:

• Receive notifications regarding essential health tasks, appointments, and more.
• Educate yourself about warning signs and symptoms to be attentive to.
• Monitor weight gain, baby’s diapers, and additional relevant measures.
• Access videos detailing your baby’s developmental stages on a weekly basis.
• Discover local resources and explore potential eligibility for programs.
• Compile inquiries for discussion with your doctor.
• Unwind and rejuvenate with a breathing timer.

This app is structured to safeguard the wellness of both you and your baby throughout pregnancy and beyond.

Key Pregnancy Features:

• Pregnancy and postpartum task lists
• Weekly developmental milestones
• Due date calculator
• Blood pressure monitoring
• Weight tracking (integrates with Apple HealthKit)

Key Baby Features:

• Baby's developmental achievements
• To-dos for the initial two years of your baby’s life
• Diaper usage tracker
• Feeding tracker
• Growth monitor

To render the app accessible to you and other users, Women's Health Connecticut has engaged in a service arrangement with Wildflower Health, the developer.

The content within the Nurture app was conceived in collaboration with a certified OB-GYN, nurse midwives, and additional medical professionals. Kindly submit your feedback and suggestions via [email protected].

The Nurture app is formulated solely for educational intentions. It does not dispense medical advice. Refrain from utilizing information from this app for self-diagnosis. Always seek counsel from your physician for requisite examinations, treatment, testing, and healthcare recommendations. In critical situations, dial 911 or proceed to the closest hospital.