Garb: Pregnancy to Childhood

Garb follows your pregnancy week by week and, after birth, your child's health up to age 18. During pregnancy: gestational age, due date and your baby's size compared to a fruit each week. After birth: your child's Health Book, with growth charts, vaccines, visits and milestones. Garb is made for pregnant women, mothers, fathers and guardians. Use it on your own: create your account in the app. If you get your prenatal care in Brazil and your clinic uses Garb, sign in with the e-mail registered there. Already have a child? Create your account and add your child. DURING PREGNANCY • Pregnancy week by week, from week 4 to week 40: what changes for your baby and for you • Due date calculator: gestational age and due date from your last menstrual period (LMP) or your first ultrasound • Day to Day: hundreds of answers to everyday pregnancy questions • Gabí, the assistant who answers simple questions; with a warning sign, she tells you to see your OB-GYN or go to the emergency room • Kick counter • Contraction timer and counter • Hospital bag checklist for you, the baby and your support person, with documents and baby essentials • Blood pressure and pregnancy vaccines • Medication reminders • Pregnancy timeline with the milestones of each trimester • Send lab tests and ultrasounds as a photo or PDF: they are stored in Garb and reach your OB-GYN when they use Garb AFTER BIRTH When your baby is born, Garb opens a profile for them, and your pregnancy stays saved. Twins and other children each have their own profile. • Growth: weight, length and head circumference on WHO and CDC growth charts, with corrected age for premature babies • Vaccines: the American Academy of Pediatrics schedule, with the doses you record • Well-child visits and newborn screenings • Developmental milestones from the CDC • Daily Log up to age 2: feedings, diapers and sleep • Day to Day and Gabí up to age 2, with pediatrician-reviewed answers • Summary for the pediatrician, as a PDF • Reminders for vaccines, visits and milestones • You, in the 42 days after birth: warning signs, breastfeeding and blood pressure BRAZILIAN GUIDELINES The pregnancy content follows Brazilian guidelines, from Brazil's Ministry of Health and FEBRASGO (Brazilian Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics), and the vaccines follow Brazil's vaccine schedule. In your country, recommendations may be different. Always follow the doctor who is caring for you during your pregnancy. WHEN YOUR OB-GYN USES GARB Garb is the prenatal care platform used by OB-GYNs and clinics in Brazil (garb.digital). If you get your prenatal care in Brazil with an OB-GYN on Garb, what the care team records also shows up on your phone: • Visits, with weight, blood pressure, fundal height and fetal heart rate • Your weight curve and your baby's growth chart • Lab tests and ultrasounds recorded by the clinic • Prenatal card as a PDF, in Portuguese, to take to the hospital • Reminders for tests, vaccines and visits via WhatsApp, in Portuguese, when the clinic turns them on From the app, you can invite your OB-GYN to learn about Garb. The invitation is in Portuguese. If they join and register you, what you stored here moves to their clinic, with your permission. YOUR DATA Garb does not sell your data or use it for advertising. You can delete your account in the app. Your child's data is yours: you can export or delete their profile at any time. At age 18 the profile is deleted, with a notice 90 and 30 days before. Garb is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. It does not replace medical visits: always see your OB-GYN, your pediatrician or a health professional before making decisions about your health or your child's. Are you an OB-GYN in Brazil? Learn about Garb at garb.digital. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://garb.digital/privacidade?lang=en