Review: Contraction Timer

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Originally published on 4 Oct 2006.

Summary

Contraction Timer, by Jude Anthony, tracks childbirth contraction time and duration.

Overview

Manufacturer: Jude Anthony
Platform: Palm
Current Version: Palm: 2.12

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to use
  • Free
  • Accurate

Cons

  • none

Why Did I Download/Buy This?

As I prepared for my daughter’s birth, I needed to have something on hand to measure contractions. A stopwatch wouldn’t do it for me, because it wouldn’t keep track of the series of contractions. I wanted something easy to use so I wouldn’t be fumbling with an application - something with a big button on it was the goal. This application met the marks.

How Do I Use This?

Unfortunately, I never got to use it. Our daughter was born via inducement, so the contractions didn’t need to be tracked since I was already at the hospital.



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