Shohay Pregnancy

Follow your pregnancy week by week in Bangla. Shohay Pregnancy brings together guidance written and reviewed by doctors, baby development updates and videos presented by Dr Tasnim Jara.

Guidance for the week you're in
Your home page brings together symptoms you may notice at this stage, tips for mums and dads, and articles chosen for your week of pregnancy. Weekly highlights pick out the things to remember. Read a quick explanation, or open a detailed article when you want to know more.

Understand changes in your body
Find explanations of common pregnancy symptoms, from morning sickness to back pain. Read about pregnancy checkups and tests, exercise, preparing for birth and breastfeeding.

Food and nutrition during pregnancy
Use the pregnancy diet chart to help plan your meals. Find clear explanations of what to eat, which foods to avoid, and the nutrients you and your baby need.

Pregnancy tracker and baby development
Learn how your baby develops from week to week, with illustrations, 3D models and familiar size comparisons. See which trimester you're in and use the due date calculator to estimate when your baby is due.

Practical advice for dads
Find specific ways to support your partner at each stage of pregnancy, from preparing questions for her next checkup to understanding symptoms and helping with everyday tasks.

Medical information you can understand
Our doctors draw on medical research and clinical guidelines, then explain the information in clear Bangla. Articles include references so you can see the sources behind the advice.

Premium videos with Dr Tasnim Jara
Watch weekly video guides presented by Dr Tasnim Jara, an NHS doctor with a master's in Evidence-Based Health Care from Oxford. Topics include pregnancy symptoms, nutrition, tests, preparing for delivery, breastfeeding and skincare.

Medical records with Premium
Keep your medical records together in the app so you can find them when you need them.

Shohay Pregnancy provides health information for educational purposes. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent medical conditions. Consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health, diagnosis and treatment.