Pregnancy and baby care for two

From the first kick to the first feed.

Pregnancy changes every week. Baby care changes every hour. BabyBerry keeps both parents in sync — through pregnancy and after birth.

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Week by week

Watch your tiny one grow, fruit by fruit.

From a sesame seed at week 5 to a watermelon at week 40, BabyBerry shows your baby's size in friendly fruit terms, with the developmental changes happening that week and what your body may be feeling.

  1. Illustration of a blueberry representing a baby's size at week 8

    Week 8

    blueberry

    Week 8 · about the size of a blueberry

  2. Illustration of a lime representing a baby's size at week 12

    Week 12

    lime

    Week 12 · about the size of a lime

  3. Illustration of a avocado representing a baby's size at week 16

    Week 16

    avocado

    Week 16 · about the size of a avocado

  4. Illustration of a mango representing a baby's size at week 20

    Week 20

    mango

    Week 20 · about the size of a mango

  5. Illustration of a pineapple representing a baby's size at week 28

    Week 28

    pineapple

    Week 28 · about the size of a pineapple

  6. Illustration of a pumpkin representing a baby's size at week 36

    Week 36

    pumpkin

    Week 36 · about the size of a pumpkin

Pregnancy Tracker: Week-by-Week Guide

Always-on companion

A calm answer, even at 3 a.m.

Is this kind of cramp normal in week 14?
Mild, brief tugging in the lower belly is often described in the second trimester as the uterus stretches — but everyone's body is different. If it's sharp, persistent, or paired with bleeding, please contact your doctor right away. Want me to remind you about your next checkup?
BabyBerry's AI answers are general information only — not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Always-on companion

A calm answer, even at 3 a.m.

Ask general questions during pregnancy and early parenthood. BabyBerry offers calm, plain-language explanations shaped around your current stage — a starting point for information, not medical advice.

Sample exchange

Is this kind of cramp normal in week 14?

Mild, brief tugging in the lower belly is often described in the second trimester as the uterus stretches — but everyone's body is different. If it's sharp, persistent, or paired with bleeding, please contact your doctor right away. Want me to remind you about your next checkup?

Important: BabyBerry's AI answers are general information only — not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

One shared journey

Pregnancy together. Baby care in one log.

Track pregnancy together, welcome your baby, and continue with one shared log after birth. See updates across both phones and spend less time asking, “When was the last feed?”

  • Week-by-week growth, upcoming checkups, kicks, contractions, weight, notes, and belly photos.
  • Nursing, bottles, solids, sleep, diapers, pumping, and growth after birth.
  • Both parents can add and view the same pregnancy and baby-care records.
  • Your records are for you and the person you choose to invite; there is no ad tracking.
Week-by-week growth, upcoming checkups, kicks, contractions, weight, notes, and belly photos.
Nursing, bottles, solids, sleep, diapers, pumping, and growth after birth.
Both parents can add and view the same pregnancy and baby-care records.

Pregnancy, shared. Baby care, in one log.

Track pregnancy together, welcome your baby, and continue with one shared log after birth.

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BabyBerry is available now on the App Store and Google Play. Tap a badge below to download it free and take your companion with you.

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Questions you might be holding.

Is BabyBerry free?
BabyBerry is free to download. Pregnancy and baby-care logging is free, while optional subscriptions unlock Pro features. We do not use your records for advertising profiles.
Can I ask BabyBerry medical questions?
You can ask anything you'd like, anytime. The AI companion gives gentle, general information — not medical advice — and always reminds you to consult your healthcare provider for anything that matters.
Is my data private?
BabyBerry does not sell your personal data. A linked family member can access designated shared baby records, while personal health check-ins, journals, mood logs, AI chats, and AI memory stay private. Uploaded media is stored as described in our Privacy Policy.
Which languages does BabyBerry support?
English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, and Japanese. Translations are written and reviewed by humans on our team — not auto-translated.
Who builds BabyBerry?
BabyBerry is built by Seedflow Limited, a small product team based in Hong Kong. You can reach us at contact@seedflowhk.com.
Does BabyBerry replace my doctor or midwife?
No. BabyBerry is a companion — a place to track, remember, and ask. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Please follow your healthcare provider's guidance for any decision that affects your or your baby's health.