BabyCenter or 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
What each one costs
BabyCenter
- Free to download: $0.00No in-app purchases listed
Pregnancy Pal
- Free: Free
- Plus: $3.99 a month
- Family: $6.99 a month
Side by side
| 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 | YesReminders on Android |
| A report for your doctor | Not stated on the pages we checked | YesOn Plus and Family |
| Sharing with a partner | Not stated on the pages we checked | YesOn 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 |
Which one suits you
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.
If you’re moving across
There’s no automatic import from BabyCenter. Sign in, add your dates and start from today. Your old app keeps what it has, so check what it lets you download before you leave it.
Where this came from
We read these pages. Prices are from the US App Store and can change, so check BabyCenter’s own page before you decide.