TTMA books, apps, & websites

[jags8]

Have you found any really great baby or pregnancy-related books, phone apps, or websites? I have a few I like, but really would love more suggestions. Here is what I've found useful so far:

BOOKS
"Ina May's Guide to Childbirth"
"Ina May's Guide to Breastfeeding"

APPS
What to Expect

WEBSITES
www.pregnantchicken.com (A hilarious pregnancy blog that is also very informative).

[doublehammock]

The womanly art of breastfeeding is a great resource.

Apps: Sprout - the graphics are great.

[danenikki]

Apps: sprout
Books: What to expect was cool but can make you a little paranoid. Movies: I love watching the business of being born.

[Ashburn]

Apps: Ovia has been pretty good, I used ipregnant last time, it was eh.
Books: I liked Girlfriends Guide last go around and Belly Laughs. Not super informative but the Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy was great.

[wittyandwaiting]

I'm liking the Pregnancy+ app, I might even be willing to pay for it after the trial.

+1 for the girlfriends guide.

[MissMusic]

I always liked the "Your Pregnancy Week By Week" book. Less preachy than What To Expect and easy to read, plus places to track stuff like appts, weight, etc.

[ellewills618]

No apps but I liked the Mayo Clinics Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy. It gave it to you straight and wasn't too cutesy. Just my style.

[lilmonk]

Not sure if you want an Aussie's viewpoint but there's a book called "Up the Duff" (Aussie for "Expecting") that's really good and funny. I've just realised they did an app too. Off to download that.

I read WTEWYE last time around and found it ok, and the *shudder* Babycenter app. Forgive me?

[Ann612]

Last time I read What to Expect When You're Expecting. I still have it shoved away somewhere.

I'm not reading anything this time until I hear a heartbeat.

[JoeLies]

I also liked Your Pregnancy Week by Week.

As for apps, Sudoku. No joke, I used it all through my last pregnancy to keep track of just how badly pregnancy brain was affecting me. I was so bad by the 3rd trimester, it's a wonder I was able to keep my job.