ParentPA: Pregnancy Planner Live

Your to-do list writes itself: Set your due date or baby's birthday and your timeline fills with everything you need to do. Midwife referrals, scans, employer deadlines, hospital bag checklist and postnatal checks, colour-coded so you always know what's urgent, what's coming up and what can wait. Only what matters, when it matters: No daily tips. No fluff. Built-in cards covering pregnancy through the first year. Each one tells you what it is, why it matters and exactly what to do, with links to NHS, GOV.UK and charity sources. Read up when you want to: Built-in topics cover birth, feeding, sleep, money, development and more. Same NHS, GOV.UK and charity sources as the cards, just grouped by subject when you want to go deeper. Share it with a partner: Send a link. From that moment you share one timeline: the same cards, the same appointments, the same notes. Activity feed and push notifications keep you both in the loop. Divide and conquer: Assign cards to yourself or your partner. You both see who's handling what, what's been done and what's still outstanding. Every appointment in one place: Confirmed appointments appear in one shared calendar. Add your own too: classes, private scans or anything with a date. Reminders the evening before and morning of, straight to your phone. All four UK nations: Nation-specific content for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Cards adapt where national guidance differs, with the correct NHS bodies, terminology, escalation routes and source links for your nation. Sources and disclaimer: Card content is sourced from official UK government and health service websites: nhs.uk, nhsinform.scot, gov.uk, gov.wales, gov.scot, nidirect.gov.uk, nrscotland.gov.uk, 111.wales.nhs.uk and publichealth.hscni.net. Additional sources include The Lullaby Trust (lullabytrust.org.uk), MoneyHelper (moneyhelper.org.uk), Citizens Advice (citizensadvice.org.uk), NCT (nct.org.uk) and Childcare.co.uk. Source links are provided within each card. ParentPA is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any government entity, the NHS or any public body. This app is an organisational tool, not a medical service. Nothing in this app should be treated as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical decisions. Questions or feedback? [email protected]