No Pregnant Pause for this new, Expecting or New Mom App - TheJerseyTomatoPress.com

A new App just launched, and is aiming to be a lactating mother’s or a mother-to-be’s best friend. Called MommyMeds™, this App is free through December 1 for you to upload via your Apple or Android smart device. (After December 1 it is only $2.)

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The App is the brainchild one of the world’s leading experts in perinatal pharmacology, Thomas Hale, R.Ph.,Ph.D. and InfantRiskCenter (TTUHSC), which offers a very easy-to-read hub for all moms, lactation specialist and natal care professionals.

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