LLT Apps
A world’s first for the Life’s Little Treasures Foundation
Now we have developed an App for families of Premature and Sick babies!!
As parents who have gone through the premature baby journey, we know firsthand how difficult and traumatic the experience can be. It is through the journey that one of our family has gone through that we have been inspired to develop this app which we hope will make this experience a bit easier for them
The first of its kind, Premature Baby Journal is a global app that is easy to use, no matter where you are in the world and a great tool for parents with a Little Treasure. The app is designed to record information in imperial or metric measure, so that you can track your baby’s progress through hospital and beyond wherever you are. It is packed full of features making it easy to track your baby’s feeds, expressing times, weight gain as well as keeping a journal for all the milestones your baby achieves.
Some of the many features that the Premature Baby Journal app includes are:
- Records baby’s birth details
- Keep journals for multiple babies
- Converts actual age into corrected age (weeks)
- Tracks weight, feeding, expressing and temperature in graphs
- Tracks milestones and allows you to upload photos
- Records number of feeds, time of feeds, amount of feeds and method of feed
- Records total feeds given to baby per day
- Records number of expresses and amount expressed by mother
- Set alarm for when next express is due
- Record your feelings of all family members in journal section
- Set reminder for questions to ask to match the doctor’s rounds in hospital
The Premature Baby Journal is available to purchase from the
Apple i-store HERE
App In the News
Channel 7 News – World First IPhone App for Premature Babies
Pro Bono – Aussie Charities Get App Savvy
Sky News – New app for premature baby parents
Medical Search Aus & Nz – It’s time to lend premature babies a hand, says charity
Health Reporter – Premature babies get their own iphone App
Nursing Careers Allied Health – New app helps parents in NICU
Motherpedia – New app helps parents of premature babies
iHeartThisApp – Premature Baby Journal – Keep Track of Your Baby’s Progress
Read review by Not Even a bag of sugar
The Buzz – Mother and Baby – The Buzz – Tiny Baby App
Cosmopolitan -New iPhone app for parents of premmie babies
News.Com - Premature Baby Journal
Top 5 Iphone Apps by the Herald Sun
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The App is proudly
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Developed by: Yianni software www.yianni-software.com |
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Sponsored by: The Four Group www.fourgroup.com.au |
NICU Words App
Having a child that is born premature exposes you to the world of NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Units) and SCN (Special Care Nurseries) where it can seem like people are speaking a foreign language. This app created by the Australian premature baby support charity – Life’s Little Treasures Foundation provides easy explanations to the words, machinery and medical terms that you hear in NICU/SCN.
NICU Words is a glossary designed to provide clear explanations of what medical terms, medical machinery and what medical roles are in NICU and SCN.
Features of this app
- Concise list of medical terms and medical machinery
- Description of roles of medical personnel in NICU
- Search function to help you search for words
- Over 170 words and terms featured
Easy to use and a great tool for parents with a “little treasure” in hospital going through the NICU/SCN journey.
The NICU Words app is available for FREE download. Click here to download app.
NICU Words in the News
Quixey – NICU Words App
Pro Bono – NFP App Unravels Medical Jargon Involving Sick Babies
Motherpedia – New app helps parents understand medical jargon
Australian Health Care & Hospitals Assoc : App helps new parents crack intensive care medical jargon
Financial Review New App just what the patients need
Nine News – Aussie charity launches medical jargon app
AstraZeneca – Aussie charity launches medical jargon app
Medical Search Aus/NZ – iPhone application helps parents crack NICU medical jargons
Financial Review New App just what the patients need
Nine News – Aussie charity launches medical jargon app
Nursing Careers Allied Health: New App helps parents in NICU
Australian Doctor: NICU Words
