Kick counting apps?

[pepperpottsj]

Anyone have anything the love or hate, and why?

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Jun 5, 2017 8:48:59 GMT -6 pepperpottsj said:

Anyone have anything the love or hate, and why?

Never heard of this. Do you manually enter them in yourself?

[pepperpottsj]

Jun 5, 2017 8:53:12 GMT -6 @easilyunamused said:

Jun 5, 2017 8:48:59 GMT -6 pepperpottsj said:

Anyone have anything the love or hate, and why?

Never heard of this. Do you manually enter them in yourself?

I think so? I assumed this was a thing but could be wrong

[Nymeria]

It is a thing. I had one for a little while "Kickme - Baby Kicks Counter". I started doing formal kick counts then found they stressed me out more than was necessary. I deleted the app and just paid attention to DS's movements. If I felt like movements weren't coming as much, I would drink a glass of juice, lay down, and do a formal kick count, but just looked at the time on my phone and didn't save the results.

I have an Android, and the app worked well for me while I was using it. I found it by searching "kick counter" in the Google Play Store.

[jftb]

I had one. Deleted it because this kid never stopped moving. If I wanted to check on her, I'd poke at her a little. She would usually perk right up. She also had times of the day when she was more active than others and I got used to when to expect activity.

[jexxa]

I used one called Count The Kicks (iPhone) with DS for a little while but like Nymeria, it stressed me out after a while and it became easier to just pay attention to his normal movements.

[bepandnick]

My Sprouts app has a kick counter on it. It's pretty easy to use, you just press a button to start it and then one for every movement. It stops once it gets to an hour or 10 movements. I like it because it keeps everything together and actually makes me less anxious.