Second Trimester
Planning ahead without panic: your second-trimester checklist
The middle months are a good time to plan. A calm checklist for antenatal classes, work, money, baby essentials and support, taken one step at a time.
I'm pregnant
Your pregnancy, week by week and day by day
From the first positive test to the day you meet your baby, PreggieLover gives you a scripture, prayer and declaration for the exact day you are on, a clear picture of how your baby is growing, and tools to keep track of how you feel.
"For thou hast possessed my reins: thou hast covered me in my mother’s womb."
What you will find in the app
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A word for every day
Daily scripture, prayers and declarations matched to your exact week and day of pregnancy.
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Baby development
Week-by-week size, weight, highlights and illustrations so you can picture your growing baby.
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Kick counter & contraction timer
Count movements in the third trimester and time contractions when labour begins.
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Health logs
Keep notes on weight, blood pressure, mood and symptoms to share with your midwife or doctor.
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Medication & appointment reminders
The app reminds you at each dose time you set for vitamins or medicines, and before every antenatal visit or scan.
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My care team
Your midwife, doctor and hospital one tap away: call, WhatsApp or text them from the app.
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Due Date Companion
Signs of labour, when to call your midwife and, if baby is taking their time, a waiting prayer for each day.
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Pelvic floor exercises
Guided Kegel sets that time each squeeze and rest for you.
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Checklists & hospital bag
Hospital bag, birth preparation and nursery checklists, ready when you need them.
How the app follows your pregnancy
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Add your due date, last period or IVF transfer date when you set up.
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Your home screen shows your week and day, with today’s scripture and prayer.
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Read what is happening with your baby this week and log how you feel.
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After birth, move to the New Mum journey and keep your story in one place.
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Questions about this journey
How does the app know which week I am in?
You enter your due date, the first day of your last period or your IVF transfer date, and the app counts your weeks and days from there. You can update it after your dating scan.
Does the kick counter replace my midwife’s advice?
No. It simply helps you notice your baby’s pattern. If you are ever worried about reduced movements, contact your maternity unit straight away.
Can I use it with twins?
Yes. Tell us you are expecting twins or more when you set up, and the app speaks about your babies. After birth, each baby has their own details and logs. Our weight gain calculator also includes ranges for twin pregnancies.
