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The 10 best iPad and iPhone applications for moms

April 6, 2014
Contraction Master

When we arrive at the hospital to give birth, one of the first questions the nurses ask us is how frequent are the contractions. With the excitement, it’s easy to forget all these numbers! With Contraction Master, you will be able to record all your contractions and monitor them closely so you can determine the best time for you to go to the hospital and share that information with your caregivers.

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10 fun Apple applications for your vacation

Motherforlife.com has compiled a list of applications that are compatible with iPhones and iPads and which will really help you when planning and enjoying your vacation. Enjoy!

Children and computers in 10 points

Your child is getting older and already started using your computer. Here are ten little things to adjust or tell them if you want to avoid a lot of trouble.

8 BlackBerry applications for parents

Parents often wonder how they will be able to manage everything without losing their mind. Thankfully, BlackBerry has planned ahead with their smart phones and tablets! Let's take a look!


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