Hello! I am Ogamari.
On a personal note, I am 35 weeks pregnant and will be entering my last month next week. I was talking to my husband about how we need to start getting ready... and to my surprise, it turns out that he doesn't know when I'm due... (is that even possible...?) (Is that such a thing...?). So, here are two apps that my husband put in for me...!
From schedule management to input of various knowledge! Papa ninaru", an application exclusively for dads
The first is "Papa ninaru," an application exclusively for dads that can be used throughout mom's pregnancy and during childcare. I had not installed it during my last pregnancy (it was only for shared use of "Totsukitooka"), so this is the first time I have used it.
The home screen is almost the same as that of "ninaru" for mothers, but the message content of "Today's Baby" is different, and messages specifically for fathers are displayed, such as "To Dads Today" and "A Word from a Senior Dad.
Papa ninaru" is characterized by articles around money and procedures, a maternity leave simulator, and other procedural stories.
The schedule can be displayed by week. Scheduled dates are also displayed clearly...!
Incidentally, "ninaru" also has a weekly schedule display, but the most easily accessible from the home screen is the calendar-style "Pregnancy Calendar and Weight Record," and the calendar-style schedule display did not seem to be available for "Papa ninaru.
The "ninaru" has two patterns of schedule display
I will ask my husband to work with "Papa ninaru" to keep a firm grasp of the schedule until the birth!
Pregnancy Weekly Papa" with easy-to-understand text & interesting illustrations that are habit-forming even for dads.
The second is "Pregnancy Weekly Papa," an application for distributing information on pregnancy and childbirth for fathers.
This app was created by the developer who said, "Information about pregnancy was often too technical and difficult to understand. I decided to create my own app to learn about pregnancy in a more intuitive and approachable way"! Lovely!
This app is just full of humor and fun! By comparing difficult terms to cartoons and using funny illustrations, this app allows not only fathers but also mothers to gain knowledge about pregnancy and childbirth while having fun.
The calving is explained in a 3 round system (lol). I usually learn a lot too!
I think this app will help you feel more familiar with pregnancy and childbirth as if it were your own. I think this app will make it more familiar and personal than before!
There are many pre-moms who feel burdened by their husbands' indifference and leaving things to others during pregnancy, but with the help of the app, you can have a stress-free time until the birth of your child!
Child of the Week.
Our family of three went there to take maternity photos. My daughter posed well, we got many solo shots, and I ended up buying too many photos...!
Ogamari (IT enthusiast)
A new mother who gave birth in May 2010, she is a freelance website developer, computer instructor, and programming tutor. Her hobbies are watching comedy and bowling (she is a bowler, but is taking a break due to the birth of her child).
Operates "MOMIT," an online IT community for moms only.
https://momit.jp/