One or two of these a week. Nothing to log, nothing to open. You just need to let it reach your lock screen.
Tap the share button in Safari
The square with an arrow coming out of the top. It's in the bar at the bottom of the screen.
Scroll down, tap Add to Home Screen
Then open Mamabird from your home screen instead of Safari. That's it.
Notifications don't work in Safari on iPhone until the app is on your home screen. Apple doesn't let us do that step for you.
This is the whole app. Everything else is optional.
iPhone will ask you once. If you say no, it will not ask again, and you would have to turn it on in Settings.
Your baby's date of birth. That's the only thing we need, forever.
Mamabird is information, not medical advice. Always check with your own doctor or nurse before making a decision about your baby's health.
Want these on your lock screen?
A short note most mornings. Something worth doing about once a week.
Photos stay on this phone. They are never uploaded.
Made on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.
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Disclaimer Privacy policyMamabird gives information, not medical advice. Always check with your own doctor, midwife or nurse before making a decision about your health or your baby's.
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This erases everything: your baby's name and date of birth, your notification settings, and the record of what you have been sent. It cannot be undone and we keep no copy.