Pregnancy → labour → your child's 3rd birthday

One complete plan, from your first scan to age three.

BloomMom walks you through every stage: what to do each week, which tests and vaccines are due, daily stretches and medicines, and how to hold, feed and care for your baby. One calm checklist, synced on both your phones.

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The journey

Nine stages, one plan.

Tap a stage to jump to it. Features marked ✓ are in the app today. The rest are on the way.

1
Pregnancy · Weeks 1–13

First trimester

  • First antenatal visitRegister by 10–12 weeks: blood group, haemoglobin, thyroid, sugar and infection tests.
  • Folic acid every dayThrough the first trimester, as your doctor prescribes.
  • Dating and NT scansDating scan around 7–9 weeks. NT scan with double-marker test at 11–14 weeks.
  • Ease morning sicknessSmall, frequent meals, ginger and sips of water. Call if you can't keep fluids down.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Medicine reminders
  • ✓ Daily task cards
  • Week-by-week guide Coming soon
  • Scan and test tracker Coming soon
2
Pregnancy · Weeks 14–27

Second trimester

  • Anomaly scanThe detailed baby scan, usually at 18–22 weeks.
  • Iron and calciumUsually start after 14 weeks. Take them at different times of day.
  • Td vaccineTetanus-diphtheria doses as your doctor advises.
  • Glucose test (OGTT)Between 24 and 28 weeks.
  • Gentle stretching15 minutes a day for back, hips and breathing.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ 27 animated stretches
  • ✓ Weekly stretch plan
  • ✓ 30-day task schedule
  • Bump photo diary Coming soon
3
Pregnancy · Weeks 28–40

Third trimester

  • Count kicks dailyFrom 28 weeks. Note how long 10 movements take.
  • Tdap between 27 and 36 weeksProtects your newborn from whooping cough.
  • Pack the hospital bagBy 34–35 weeks, with documents and baby's going-home set.
  • Sleep on your sideLeft side is best, with a pillow between your knees.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Labour-prep stretch plan
  • ✓ Kick-count and check-up cards
  • ✓ Hospital bag checklist
  • Birth plan Coming soon
  • Contraction timer Coming soon
4
Birth · The big day

Labour and birth

  • Know the signsRegular contractions about 5 minutes apart, waters breaking, or bleeding: time to go.
  • Move and breatheUpright positions, the birth ball, wall lean and partner pressure on the lower back.
  • Have numbers readyYour hospital, your doctor, and 108 for an ambulance.
  • The golden hourSkin-to-skin and the first breastfeed within an hour of birth.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Labour positions with partner steps
  • ✓ Rebozo, peanut ball and side-lying release
  • ✓ Hospital bag and documents list
  • Contraction timer Coming soon
5
Baby · 0–3 months

Newborn

  • Feed 8–12 times a dayOn cue, day and night. 6+ wet nappies from day 5 means enough milk.
  • Birth, 6, 10 and 14-week vaccinesBCG, OPV, Hep B, then the 6, 10 and 14-week rounds.
  • Watch jaundice and the cordCheck skin colour in daylight. Keep the cord clean and dry.
  • Safe sleepOn the back, on a firm flat cot, nothing loose near the face.
  • Your recoveryRest, eat well, and go for your 6-week postnatal check.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Holding and feeding guides with hand markers
  • ✓ Vaccine tracker with due dates
  • ✓ Emergency signs
  • ✓ Daily baby cards
  • Feed, nappy and sleep log Coming soon
6
Baby · 3–6 months

Growing

  • Tummy time every dayBuilding up to 45–60 minutes in total by 6 months.
  • Laughs, rolls and reachesHolds the head steady and pushes up on the arms.
  • Flu and typhoid vaccinesThe flu vaccine from 6 months, and typhoid (TCV) between 6 and 9 months.
  • Get ready for solidsWatch for sitting with support and interest in food around 6 months.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Milestones by age
  • ✓ Tummy-time targets
  • ✓ Vaccine due dates
  • Sleep routine planner Coming soon
7
Baby · 6–12 months

Exploring

  • First foodsRagi porridge, mashed dal-rice, khichdi. One new food every 3–4 days.
  • MMR at 9 monthsPlus the PCV booster around 12–15 months.
  • Sits, crawls, first wordsBabbles "mama", waves bye-bye, pulls up to stand.
  • Baby-proof the homeCover sockets, lock away medicines, and keep button batteries out of reach.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Indian solids guide by age
  • ✓ Milestones and vaccines
  • Recipes by age Coming soon
  • Baby-proofing checklist Coming soon
8
Toddler · 1–2 years

On the move

  • First steps and wordsWalking alone, pointing, saying a few words, then two-word phrases.
  • BoostersMMR 2, chickenpox, and the DTP, Hib and IPV boosters at 15–18 months.
  • Family mealsThe same food as the family, cut small, with less salt and spice.
  • Read and talk every dayName things, sing, and read picture books together.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Milestones to 2 years
  • ✓ Vaccine schedule
  • Growth chart Coming soon
  • Toddler meal plans Coming soon
9
Toddler · 2–3 years

Little person

  • Sentences and questionsAsks who, what and why. Others understand most of their speech.
  • Potty training when readyUsually between 2 and 3 years, when they show the signs.
  • Play, share, pretendJoins other children and plays make-believe.
  • Third birthday checkVision, hearing, speech and growth.
In BloomMom
  • ✓ Milestones to 3 years
  • Potty-training plan Coming soon
  • Play ideas by age Coming soon
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Based on trusted guidanceIAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics), India's National Immunization Schedule, WHO danger signs and CDC milestones.
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