Pregnant AF

Pregnant and dealing with a lot of physical and mental changes? Pregnant AF is here for you. Here's what you'll get for FREE:

- Real, brutally honest descriptions of what exactly is happening to your pregnant body throughout your pregnancy in non-medical terms

- Daily mindfulness exercises to help you de-stress (helpful whether you're pregnant or not)

- Funny pregnancy quips that should keep you laughing all the way to the delivery room

- Daily (usually amusing) notifications to remind you to take your prenatal vitamin

- Suggested questions to ask your ob/gyn or midwife at each stage of pregnancy

Other Pregnant AF Features:

- Switchable profanity setting (R, PG)*
- Voices that will read the funny pregnancy quips to you
- A countdown timer that lets you know exactly how pregnant you are and how much longer you're likely to be pregnant
- Helpful tips to keep you sane and comfortable during your pregnancy
- Suggestions for when you should consult your provider
- List of medical and research references in the app Settings


Pregnant AF is offered to you for FREE! (You’re spending enough money on baby, maternity, and all the other stuff right now, am I right?!) We use ads in order to keep it free for your use throughout your pregnancy. If you would rather use the app ad-free, we offer an in-app purchase that removes all of the ads in the app for one low price.


Information about the Pregnant AF Remove Ads In-App Purchase:

- Payment will be changed to your iTunes account once you confirm the purchase.

- The Remove Ads Purchase option allows you to remove all ads in the app. Once purchased, no other purchase is necessary and the purchase never expires.

- Read the app Terms of Use / Privacy Policy for more information.


Even though we make a lot of jokes, all medical or clinical information provided through Pregnant AF is serious and reviewed regularly. Guidelines, recommendations, or any other information comes from three main sources: American College of Nurse Midwives (ACNM), American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and Varney’s Midwifery (6th Edition). PregnantAF also uses the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as the sources of any specific studies referenced. Any time a source is referenced, a link or citation to the source is provided at the bottom of each app page.


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