One in the Womb app for iPhone and iPad

Congrats you’re pregnant! Journal it, publish it!

The McMillan’s are the team behind SmacApp’s “One In The Womb” pregnancy journal app the latest pregnancy diary app for new mothers! It is also the most simplest and easy to use baby log in the market. ‘Conceived’ by a mother for other mothers carrying a new bundle of joy!

App Features:

-Record your thoughts, photo’s and feelings on you phone
-Export your baby diary or pregnancy journal in PDF
-Create a photo book / baby book journal of memories
-Countdown your pregnancy or your week of pregnancy
-Track doctor appointments or important dates on your pregnancy calendar
-Read the stages of pregnancy or fetal development week by week or by trimesters: trimester 1, trimester 2, and trimester 3
-View week by week 3D images of your baby development in 1st Trimester, 2nd Trimesterand 3rd Trimester
-Create an album of your unborn baby, your pregnancy, or baby photos
-Connect with parents, share experiences, find advice, give support, and make new friends with mothers online!

Available in:
iPhone, iPad.

In-App purchases apply (US dollars quoted).

Note: Some settings in this application requires internet connectivity and subsequent data transfer charges may apply.

Acknowledgments:
Executive Producers: Sarah and Peter McMillan
Writer: Sarah McMillan

Project Manager / Architect: Robs Santos
Technical Developer/Programmer: Prakash Salve

DISCLAIMER: All content within One In The Womb is provided for general information only, and should not be treated as a substitute for the medical advice of your own doctor or any other health care professional. One In The Womb and its creators are not responsible or liable for any diagnosis made by a user based on the content of the One In The Womb mobile app, website, or Facebook fan page. One In The Womb and its creators are not liable for the contents of any external internet sites or apps listed, nor does it endorse any commercial product or service mentioned or advised on any of the sites or apps. Always consult your own GP if youre in any way concerned about your health.