Track baby's feeds and diapers, while staying on top of your meds
Prepare while you’re pregnant. Feel supported once you’re home.
Nobody hands you a manual, and nobody expects you to carry it all alone. Fourth Health helps you get ready for birth and recovery at your own pace, then stays with you, and everyone helping you, once the baby is home.
Those early weeks are like treading water
For every moment from coming home to thriving
Helping you navigate everything from breastfeeding to weird (but sometimes normal!) happenings for baby and you
Making it easy to get help, and for those who want to help, to pitch in
The whole village
Everyone helping, in one shared day
Your partner, your best friend, the doula—anyone you invite can log a feed or a change without another group text. You see what happened while you slept, and they see what needs doing next.
- One shared record for feeds, sleep, diapers, and care
- Relevant content, just in time
- Your AI chats always stay private
Your recovery
You just birthed a child. Your care still matters.
Keep blood pressure, medications, meals, symptoms, and mood in one place—so your six-week visit starts with a record, not a guess.
Try Fourth Health118/76mmHg
Steady all week, in range
Iron2 of 2
Water5 of 10 cups
✓Iron, with breakfast7:30 AM
Prenatal vitamin8:00 PM
Dad and grandparents need a guide, too
They're here to help, but might not always know how
Fourth Health makes it easier for your support circle to pitch in, whether logging care or acting on suggested tips.
Logged activity gives everyone shared context. AI chats are always private to each person.
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What can I do for Maya this week?
A few things could make today easier:
Make a protein-rich mealGive her one less thing to plan.
Take the 2 a.m. feed
Wash the pump parts
Meet Nell, your AI assistant
The 3 a.m. questions, with context
Nell knows what you have logged, so it has context. Use it to organize what is happening and prepare the next question for your care team.
Nell is an AI assistant, not a clinician. It does not diagnose or replace medical care.
Is it normal that feeding still hurts at three weeks?
Ongoing pain is worth raising with your care team. I can help you summarize when it happens and what you have already tried.
Your care circle, connected