Small Moments, Big Impact
For Mothers of Infants
About
This app supports new mothers by focusing on their emotional well-being and connection with their infant during the first six months. It offers stories from other mothers, self-reflection tools, and ways to create lasting memories through short videos.
What's New in Small Moments, Big Impact
1.0.1
February 12, 2020
Audio is now heard when playing videos with the device’s Ring/Silent switch set to Silent mode.
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FAQ
What is Small Moments, Big Impact?
Small Moments, Big Impact is a free app designed for mothers of infants. It focuses on the emotional journey of parenthood, offering support and ways to connect with your baby and yourself during the first six months.
Is Small Moments, Big Impact free to use?
Yes, Small Moments, Big Impact is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What kind of content does Small Moments, Big Impact offer?
The app provides stories from other mothers, opportunities for self-reflection, and tools to create short movies with your baby to capture memories. It emphasizes the emotional aspects of parenting rather than common health questions.
What is the age rating for Small Moments, Big Impact?
Small Moments, Big Impact has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
On which devices can I use Small Moments, Big Impact?
Small Moments, Big Impact is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be used on Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is Small Moments, Big Impact updated?
The app was last updated on February 12, 2020, with version 1.0.1. The initial release date was January 31, 2020.
Who developed Small Moments, Big Impact?
Small Moments, Big Impact was developed by WGBH, a creator of health care provider-backed content for public media.
Does Small Moments, Big Impact focus on baby health?
No, Small Moments, Big Impact does not focus on common health questions for babies. Instead, it centers on the mother's emotional experience, her relationship with her baby, and feelings associated with early parenthood.
