
About
Access expert-backed information on pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. Features include Q&A from professionals, guided exercises, birth stories, and tools like kick counters and labor trackers.
What's New in Birthpedia
1.4
July 12, 2021
Bug fixes and Improvements.
Subscription plans
Birthpedia Monthly
Monthly subscription to the app
User reviews
FAQ
What kind of professionals contribute to Birthpedia?
Birthpedia features contributions from a wide range of medical and wellness professionals, including Harvard obstetricians, home birth midwives, fertility doctors, doulas, anesthesiologists, lactation consultants, hospital administrators, fitness instructors, and labor & delivery nurses.
Does Birthpedia offer any interactive tools?
Yes, Birthpedia includes a 'Toolkit' with features like a kick counter to monitor fetal movement, a labor tracker to record early labor signs, relaxation and meditation tracks, and a meal tracker for nutritional intake during pregnancy.
Can I find information on postpartum care in Birthpedia?
Absolutely. Birthpedia provides comprehensive information on postpartum support, including newborn care, breastfeeding essentials, and advice for new parents adjusting to life after birth.
What are the subscription options for Birthpedia?
Birthpedia offers unlimited access through in-app subscriptions: $5.99 per month or $49.99 annually. Both plans include a 3-day free trial.
How can I cancel my Birthpedia subscription?
You can cancel your subscription anytime by turning off auto-renew in your App Store account settings. Your subscription will continue until the end of the current billing period.
Does Birthpedia have ads?
Yes, Birthpedia contains advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for full access.
What is the age rating for Birthpedia?
Birthpedia has an age rating of 17+, likely due to the mature nature of pregnancy and birth topics discussed.
How often is Birthpedia updated?
The latest version of Birthpedia is 1.4, which was last updated on July 12, 2021. This indicates a relatively infrequent update cycle.




