Gestational diabetes is common but can seriously affect your health and your baby’s health. Understanding your risk and knowing the signs can help with prevention and management.

HITLAB recently released a case study and independent evaluation of the BobiHealth app, a digital health monitoring platform designed to support and guide expectant mothers.

HITLAB, a world leader in evidence-based digital-health research, has partnered with BobiHealth, an award-winning pregnancy companion platform recognized as a Top Pregnancy Health Tracking Tool of 2025.

Babies born too early are more likely to have health issues. Knowing your risk, watching for warning signs, and practicing healthy behaviors can help keep you and your baby healthy.

About 1 in 10 babies spend time in the NICU. While some stays are unavoidable, many can be prevented or shortened. Discover steps you can take to keep your baby healthy.

Woman's World covers how BobiHealth transforms pregnancy care with real-time health tracking, personalized insights, and support for expectant parents.

Whether you’ve just found out you're expecting or you're in the final trimester, journaling during pregnancy is a powerful way to connect with yourself, your baby, and the journey ahead.

Breastfeeding offers many benefits, but it is not always easy. Learn how you can prepare for a positive breastfeeding experience during your pregnancy.

Hydration is key when pregnant. But many people wonder, “How much water is enough water?” This blog post aims to not only help you understand why hydration is important, but also to build you a hydration schedule.

BobiHealth has been recognized as a "Top Pregnancy Health Tracking Tool 2025" by Healthcare Tech Outlook magazine.

The founders of BobiHealth, a startup advancing equitable maternal care, share lessons, successes, and preview what’s next for our digital health app.

Springwise features BobiHealth and our mission to transform pregnancy monitoring and advance equitable maternal health outcomes.

Dave Esra, founder of BobiHealth, has spoken to various podcasts on healthtech, innovation, maternal health and BobiHealth.

Preeclampsia is serious—but you can keep yourself and your baby safe and healthy. Know your risk, watch for warning signs, and talk to your healthcare provider about any and all concerns you have.