Contraction timer app

Re: Contraction timer app

• kseccomb17 member

  March 2014 edited March 2014

  I literally typed it in on the play store and downloaded the most popular one. It's called Contraction Timer.

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• smashton14th member

  March 2014

  I used Full Term with my DD. I loved that it was so easy. Also, you can email yourself the data to have for a keepsake. That was for my Iphone though.

  

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• Rrrrrachel member

  March 2014

  I used a stop watch :O

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• avidkeo member

  March 2014

  kseccomb17 said:

  I literally typed it in on the play store and downloaded the most popular one. It's called Contraction Timer.

  I downloaded this last night. extremely simple design, press start when one starts, press stop when it stops, and it keeps track of them against a time line.

  
  

  Exactly what I wanted, something incredibly simple and easy to use.

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• MrsEmilyS member

  March 2014

  With DD and when I was having a lot of BH's earlier I used Contraction Master.  It's really simple to use but it's the only one I have experience with

  

  
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• ccollins06 member

  March 2014

  I was planing to use the one that's part of my webmd pregnancy app. Any experience out there?

  
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• MamaFantastic member

  March 2014

  thank you!  i've been meaning to choose one.  i just downloaded Full Term so we'll see how it goes.

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• Blaurier09 member

  March 2014 edited March 2014

  Thanks! Just downloaded contraction timer. I would like to have one that informs me of the moment to go to L&d but I guess I have to pay for that.

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• Luma88 member

  March 2014

  I used contraction timer too.  Still has my data saved and I also emailed my self the data.  

  Was cool to look back on.  And super easy to use.

  
  

  On a side note, I used contraction timer all day with first labor and forgot to pack my phone charger and had no phone after DS was born.  Not the end of the world, but make sure to pack charger as soon as you start using the app

  
  
  

  
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• MamaFantastic member

  March 2014

  Blaurier09 said:

  Thanks! Just downloaded contraction timer. I would like to have one that informs me of the moment to go to L&d but I guess I have to pay for that.

  say whaaat?  i'm pretty sure an app can't tell you that, honey.  contractions aren't one size fits all.  what are you hoping the app does for you?  remind you when your contractions are a certain number of minutes apart and a certain length?  

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• Emily041285 member

  March 2014

  I am going to use ibirth. It has a few other things besides a contraction timer. Most lined up with the techniques we learned in our birthing class. It's not free though.

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• MrsEmilyS member

  March 2014

  MamaFantastic said:

  Blaurier09 said:

  Thanks! Just downloaded contraction timer. I would like to have one that informs me of the moment to go to L&d but I guess I have to pay for that.

  say whaaat?  i'm pretty sure an app can't tell you that, honey.  contractions aren't one size fits all.  what are you hoping the app does for you?  remind you when your contractions are a certain number of minutes apart and a certain length?  

  I'm pretty sure Contraction Master tells you something about calling your Dr or heading to the hospital.  I remember this b/c when it happened DH freaked and wanted to jump in the car and I was like it's ok, let's just wait a bit longer.  It all worked out in the end

  

  
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• mrsB68 member

  March 2014

  I downloaded full term and contraction timer last night. After looking at both I liked full term a lot more so I'll be using this one. Very simple to use and has a chart of pre labor, active labor, etc. I like this because in the moment I'm sure I'll forget what our childbirth class taught me!

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• MrsZ0811 member

  March 2014

  Emily041285 said:

  I am going to use ibirth. It has a few other things besides a contraction timer. Most lined up with the techniques we learned in our birthing class. It's not free though.

  there is a free version of it in the play store, but the free version only has the contraction timer. the other features you have to pay for. I have downloaded this one too but am looking into others too.

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• sking72 member

  March 2014

  ImnAtari said:

  I want one that hooks up to my own personal toco monitor so I don't have to think about anything...
  
  Maybe some day.
  
  Until then I've been using full term during my week-o-hellish-false-labor. Seems to be working well.
  

  Thought this said taco monitor and I was intrigued.
  

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• MamaFantastic member

  March 2014

  I totally read it as taco too.... hey, it wouldn't be that far off!

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