When Can You Start Using a Fetal Doppler?
When can you first hear your baby using a fetal doppler? The answer to that question depends on a few factors and some people may hear their baby earlier than others. ReadRead More…
When can you first hear your baby using a fetal doppler? The answer to that question depends on a few factors and some people may hear their baby earlier than others. ReadRead More…
Fetal dopplers connect you with your baby at the moment. But they can also be used to create a keepsake you’ll cherish forever. Using the BabyDoppler app and a fetal doppler, recordRead More…
Do you have a home fetal doppler? If not, you might want to think about getting one. During pregnancy, fetal dopplers can be one of the best purchases you make. They provideRead More…
The BabyDoppler app can be used in three ways to help women along their pregnancy journeys. From tracking important fetus health information, such as baby kicks, to sharing your baby’s heartbeat, there’s featuresRead More…
Heartbeats are the sound of life so it’s understandable that any irregularities can make a mother worry. Fetal arrhythmias—abnormalities in your baby’s heartbeat—are probably more common during pregnancy than you think. WhetherRead More…
The Truth Behind 5 Common Fetal Heart Monitor Myths If you haven’t used a fetal doppler yet, you may be turned off after reading one of the many myths about the device.Read More…
Fetal dopplers allow you to hear your baby’s heartbeat, but they can do a lot more too. Although fetal heartbeat monitors help you monitor your baby’s health, you can use them forRead More…
You’re so excited to hear your baby’s heartbeat from home. You pull out your fetal doppler, turn it on, and get ready to lie down. Then you realize you forgot something reallyRead More…
If you’ve used a fetal doppler before, you know how rewarding the process can be. A warm feeling washes over your body as you hear the sound of life and with eachRead More…
You’ve probably heard that expecting women hit a point in pregnancy where they just want to clean and organize. That desire is known as nesting and there’s some science to back itRead More…