Shaming moms for not pumping enough
But I just opened up the app again today, and was greeted by this message (took a screenshot but it doesn’t look like reviews allow photos). It said: “MOMMY, YOUR BABY NEEDS YOU. Babies thrive on breast milk. Every second you pump is a second less for your baby in the NICU.” As a mom who did pump for my NICU baby, I’m honestly disgusted by how this message shames moms who either choose not to pump, or do pump but feel like they’re not able to produce enough, or don’t pump as frequently because they have a job/other kids/a disability/who knows what other life circumstances that might make it challenging to maintain a schedule of pumping around the clock every 3 hours (which is what my hospital recommended). And adding the completely unsupported assertion that there’s some kind of 1 to 1 ratio of time you fail to pump that will keep your kid in the NICU longer feels like a cruel way to push already stressed and guilt-laden moms over the edge.
Please do better, Kare Connect.
It’s good
I do like the graph of your milk production, that is helpful to see how you are doing.
This app saved me
Great App!
Lovee
Easy to use
GREAT APP
Great in theory, some features don’t work
Good except for a couple small fixes!
Great
Love it
Simple easy & trackable
Amazing!!
This app is awesome!!!
I really like that I get updated pictures w/ very cute comments. Keep them coming!!
Awesome app for seeing baby and tracking milk!
Pictures are the best part.
2nd time NICU mom/ great app
I love how the nurses are able to provide pictures of my twin girls so I don’t miss out on those so important cutesy pictures 😊.
The only con I have about this app is that it doesn’t transition into an app that mothers can continue to use once their babies come home. to have to search for another app to help continue your pumping schedule/ tracking system that is as good as the one you’ve been using for however long your child is in the NICU can be tedious.
***My suggestion to developers is to make an app for mothers once they transition from the hospital to home.***
