Pregnancy and Baby Care Assistant

Problem

Care guidance for preconception, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and early infant months is often split across articles, hospital advice, and family experience. New parents repeatedly need to decide what to track, when appointments fall, whether symptoms are normal, and when urgent care is required. The skill turns that fragmented guidance into a structured reference, records, and reminders workflow instead of offering medical diagnosis.

How it works

It follows the path preconception → early pregnancy → mid pregnancy → late pregnancy → postpartum → newborn → 1-12 months, with focus on:
- Stage routing: identifies whether the user is trying to conceive, pregnant, or caring for an infant, then points to the matching module.
- Checklists and records: covers prenatal visits, fetal movement, feeding, growth, and vaccination tables for progress tracking.
- Escalation cues: flags symptoms such as bleeding, severe pain, decreased fetal movement, jaundice, and breathing difficulty with immediate or prompt medical attention guidance.
- Family coordination: suggests partner tasks, intergenerational communication, and support options.

Boundaries

The skill is a lifestyle and science reference, not a clinical tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend products or institutions, or replace a physician. For heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, water breaking, high fever, seizures, or breathing difficulty, seek medical care directly.