Staying emotionally and logistically connected to your baby’s journey—especially through surrogacy—can feel challenging. Thankfully, today’s technology makes it easier. Whether you’re a first-time dad, an international couple, or a solo parent, these pregnancy apps for intended parents offer personalized tracking, shared updates, and peace of mind.
Why Intended Parents Should Use Pregnancy Apps
Even if you’re not physically pregnant, you can still be part of every step of your child’s development. Pregnancy apps let you:
- Follow fetal growth week by week
- Understand what your surrogate is experiencing
- Get reminders for OB appointments and milestones
- Journal or save photos to document your journey
- Ask better questions at medical check-ins
Top 2025 Pregnancy Apps for Intended Parents
1. What to Expect
The go-to pregnancy tracker. Weekly development updates, videos, emotional insights, and post-birth content for newborns and toddlers. Syncs easily with partners.
2. BabyCenter
A trusted platform with medically reviewed articles, personalized milestones, and a vibrant community—including other intended parents.
3. WebMD Pregnancy
Helpful for new intended parents who want clarity on medical terminology and development. Includes visuals, symptom guides, and lists of questions to ask your surrogate’s OB.
4. ProDaddy
Tailored to new dads, especially helpful for intended fathers. Offers a no-nonsense tone, baby gear guides, feeding and diaper tips, and daily alerts.
5. Expectful
A mental wellness app that’s expanded its content for surrogacy journeys, anxiety support, and guided visualizations for bonding—even when you’re far away.
6. Amilia Family (Emerging)
A newer app focusing on non-traditional and LGBTQ+ families. Offers inclusive language, shared tracking features, and journaling tools for both the intended parents and the surrogate.
7. Cozi
Not pregnancy-specific but incredibly useful for coordination. Ideal for sharing schedules, appointments, packing lists, and communication among intended parents, surrogates, and support teams.
8. Peanut
Originally for moms, but now includes spaces for intended parents, egg donors, and surrogates to connect. Useful for community building and emotional support.
Final Thoughts: Technology as a Bridge
Pregnancy apps for intended parents offer more than just data—they offer connection. They help you stay grounded in the process, understand what’s happening week by week, and create space for emotional bonding even when distance is part of your story.
If you’re ready to take the next step on your family-building journey, we’re here to guide you.
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