Online Pregnancy Tracker Empowers Women to Take Control of Their Health

Filed in archive Online Resources on April 27, 2009

Hello Ladies. I bet you are all interested in TheCarrot.com's new pregnancy tracker that goes beyond basic journaling and provides moms-to-be with a more proactive approach to managing their health during pregnancy. The pregnancy tracker is part of a new suite of Women's Health trackers that include ovulation, menstrual cycle and menopause to address the changing life needs of women.

The free pregnancy tracker, available on the iPhone or Web (and soon on the Blackberry), is easy to use, allows women to track important data to share with their OB/GYNs and is also a fun and unique way to capture milestones and special moments.

Improved health monitoring for proactive care

Giving an OB/GYN accurate health information during pregnancy can lead to improved outcomes:

• Women can use TheCarrot.com to track food, exercise, blood pressure, energy level, etc. to provide physicians and nurses better insight into their health.


• The Carrot.com also helps women and their doctors track new and existing health concerns that can impact their pregnancy such as diabetes, hypertension, sleep, medication and more.

Women can run personalized, easy-to-read reports based on the data tracked to reveal trends and cause-and-effect relationships. The reports can then be shared with a physician.

Share the excitement of pregnancy

Women can also use TheCarrot.com to track, share and make a keepsake of those treasured moments during pregnancy that all too often pass women by. As she watches the baby grow, she can upload photos of her belly, keep track of measurements and log the baby's activity. With TheCarrot.com, she can even record how her baby responds to different foods and voices.

Named "Best New Application" at the Oct. 2008 Health 2.0 Conference, TheCarrot.com offers the widest range of constantly expanding, user-requested trackers relating to health, fitness, nutrition, medications, mood, sleep, job satisfaction and disease management, among others.

So...check it all out, now.