Lully is a device that prevents night terrors in young children, helping better the quality of their sleep as well as that of their family. The Lully consists of a vibrating pod and a smartphone app.

‎"What does my baby see?" This question comes to mind the moment a baby's eyes first open. Can she see my face? Can he tell if I am smiling? What about colors? As it happens, scientists have devoted

NeoMate helps neonatal staff to provide the best possible care for unwell babies in the hospital setting. The app offers drug, infusion and fluid calculations, concise checklists for common clinical

Use the Kicks Count app to keep track of your baby's movements in the womb and look out for any changes. Read on nhs.uk

The IFDC app helps parents of premature babies take an active role in their newborn's treatment in an intensive care unit. Using the app's educational information, parents can better understand

The GDm-Health app is part of a system that helps clinicians manage diabetes in pregnancy. The system comprises a patient app that can receive readings wirelessly from a blood glucose monitor, and a

Family Assist provides a wide range of information and resources on pregnancy and the early stages of your child's life. It acts as a library that stores all relevant information about your pregnancy

Baby Buddy is a free multi-award winning app for parents and parents-to-be, available on the NHS Apps Library. Baby Buddy provides easy access to trusted, quality- assured information during the