I just downloaded "contraction timer. to me, the stuff for tracking diapers and feedings and sleep are pointless. we had that clip thing, I forget what its called, and never used it. We just followed his cues
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Geez, talk about pregnancy brain - I got up to get my phone to check out the names of the apps, and fed the cats instead.
Anyway, I have one that's simply called "Contraction Timer" and one called "Kick Counter" and I haven't used either yet Baby is so active I have no need of a timer, and thankfully 32 weeks is too soon to be timing contractions
Ok, got the contraction timer, which looks very simple. As for the other stuff, someone recommended BabyESP to me and it has a free trial, in case anyone else is interested.
I'm from August 2011, but clicked this board by accident and firgured I'd answer.
I used the app, BabyBump. It has more than just contraction timer, but I used it for that. It was great, because my contractions happended in the middle of the night and I was tired. It wasn't until I really looked at the tracker that I realized I had, had 12 contractions in 45 minutes. I highly recommend it.
Re: Apps for that?
Geez, talk about pregnancy brain - I got up to get my phone to check out the names of the apps, and fed the cats instead.
Anyway, I have one that's simply called "Contraction Timer" and one called "Kick Counter" and I haven't used either yet
Baby is so active I have no need of a timer, and thankfully 32 weeks is too soon to be timing contractions
Ok, got the contraction timer, which looks very simple. As for the other stuff, someone recommended BabyESP to me and it has a free trial, in case anyone else is interested.
Thanks ladies!