Moving from BabyCenter to Pregnancy Pal
A pregnancy app from Everyday Health: week-by-week tracking, a kick counter, a contraction timer and a parents’ community. Last checked November 7, 2026.
How they differ
| What you might need | BabyCenter | Pregnancy Pal |
|---|---|---|
| Period and cycle tracking | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
| Week-by-week pregnancy | Yes | Yes |
| Kick counter | Yes | Yes |
| Contraction timer | Yes | Yes |
| Medication reminders | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes: Reminders on Android |
| A report for your doctor | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes: On Plus and Family |
| Sharing with a partner | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes: On Family |
| Baby tracking after birth | Yes | Yes |
| Community | Yes | Yes |
| Export your data | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
| Works in a web browser | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
| iPhone app | Yes | No |
Choose BabyCenter if you want free weekly reading, tools for late pregnancy and a community, on iPhone.
Choose Pregnancy Pal if you want periods, doses and visits in the same record, and a report for appointments.
How to move across
There's no automatic import from BabyCenter, so nothing here pretends to bring your history over.
- Before you leave BabyCenter, check what it lets you download, and keep that file.
- Sign in to Pregnancy Pal with Google and set your dates.
- Add your next visit and any medicine you're taking. Start logging from today.
- If you want your partner to see part of it, invite them.
Prices and our own plans are side by side on the BabyCenter compare page.
Source: BabyCenter on the App Store.