Daddy Up 12+

I first found out my wife was pregnant earlier this year, and this Daddy Up app was the first “tool” I added to my box. It provides you weekly updates on what to expect the mother of your child to be feeling, as well as fun ways to imagine the size of your “cub” baby that week. You get a photo album within the app to save all the memories of the pregnancy. There is a “field guide” with lots of helpful & informative articles for each trimester, finances and planning ahead, how to help your spouse, and even the hard to deal with topics like having a miscarriage. The further breakdown each trimester and provide a checklist for you to best stay on the path ahead of you.
I can honestly say this app is great, and I found it fun to read weekly. I also found it surprisingly very accurate in the advice given on what your spouse is going through during that week.
Would definitely recommend to any soon to be dad! 5:5stars

Got my first cub arriving December of this year and my buddy recommended this app. I can’t thank him enough because I absolutely love this app. It has everything I need to help me through going about this my first time around. It’s funny, entertaining, extremely helpful, comprehensive, and takes care of not only yourself but also your wife.

The checklist and articles are a lifesaver and I think the journal idea is freakin fantastic! It definitely brought about an idea that I probably wouldn’t have done without the app. I can’t wait to order the journal and gave it to my wife as a gift!

Everything about this app and the developers is amazing. Please don’t change this app because of the ridiculous out there. I’m sure I speak for many DADS out there when I say we absolutely need this!

If anyone is offended by this app then they needed a daddy to tell his son to not get his panties in a bunch about an APP TO HELP MEN UNDERSTAND AND BE THERE FOR THEIR WIVES. As an educator the best way to teach an individual is relate content. This app may be very beneficial for men who relate more to the outdoors than pink fem hats. With that being said, good job. No it probably isn’t for everyone but that’s ok. Because we live in a country where men can search and choose what resources they’d like to utilize to be good fathers. Good job thinking outside the box. Keep up the good work and disregard people who are offended by you doing all you can to help some men understand important aspects of pregnancy and the process. My little man cub arrives in August. Blessed to read new information daily to help me be a better father.

Cheers,
An American soon-to-be daddy!