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This guide helps you match Olymam subscription plans to the needs of each pregnancy stage so you can pick the plan that reduces stress and saves time. It maps core features (checklists, vaccine reminders, shopping lists) to first, second and third trimester priorities and to early postpartum needs. Instead of guessing by price alone, you’ll get practical decision criteria what to prioritize now vs. later and a short buying checklist. Use the linked Olymam pricing and features pages to confirm current plan names, trials, and billing options before you buy.

A clear, non-medical week-by-week pregnancy guide with a simple timeline and printable-style checklists to help you stay calm, organized, and prepared.

In 2025, pregnancy care moved decisively toward precision, personalization, and real-world accessibility. ACOG’s 2025 clinical consensus emphasized redesigned prenatal care delivery—addressing unmet social needs, rethinking visit frequency, and integrating telemedicine and alternative care modalities [1]. AI-assisted ultrasound crossed a key threshold from “promising” to “practical,” with the PROMETHEUS randomized trial reporting shorter scans and lower sonographer cognitive load without reduced diagnostic performance [2]. For suspected preeclampsia, angiogenic biomarker testing (sFlt-1/PlGF ratio) gained stronger operational footing via clinical thresholds used to guide short-term risk triage and care pathways [4][5]. Feasibility evidence for home maternal-fetal monitoring (home CTG and home ultrasound) also strengthened in 2025, showing clinically interpretable recordings and high acceptability in a high-risk cohort [6]. In gestational diabetes, the GRACE trial found rt-CGM reduced LGA births while highlighting the need to avoid overly tight glycaemic targets that could contribute to SGA risk [7]. Globally, WHO released consolidated postpartum haemorrhage guidance on 5 October 2025 and promoted rapid-response bundles such as MOTIVE [8][9], and also introduced a digital adaptation kit to support self-monitoring of blood pressure in pregnancy (15 July 2025) [10]. This article combines an evidence-based review of these advances with a 2025 keyword-intent map reflecting how pregnant people typically search and progress from questions to decisions.