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Compare Badum with other baby heartbeat apps
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Badum, Hear My Baby, Pulsey and My Baby Heart Sounds all amplify a phone's microphone so you can listen to the sounds from your bump. They differ in platforms, price model, kick counter and sharing. The pages below compare them feature by feature from their public store listings, and one page explains how any phone app differs from a fetal doppler.
- Badum vs Hear My Baby: which baby heartbeat app should you choose?A subscription on iPhone and Android versus a one-time purchase on iPhone only.
- Badum vs Pulsey: which baby heartbeat app should you choose?Two phone sound amplifiers; Badum adds Android, a kick counter and sharing.
- Badum vs My Baby Heart Sounds: which baby heartbeat app should you choose?The closest match in features; the difference is Android and what is paid.
- Phone heartbeat app vs fetal doppler: what's the difference?Not a product comparison: an honest explainer on how the two work.
None of these apps is a medical device, and none replaces prenatal care. If you are worried about your baby's movements or anything else, contact your midwife or doctor.
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Badum is not a medical device and does not provide a medical diagnosis or replace prenatal care. Always talk to your doctor or midwife about your pregnancy and your baby's health.