Dream2Birth guide
Pregnancy Privacy
A plain-language guide to reproductive health privacy, partner boundaries and safer support requests.
Last updated: 23 August 2026
Why privacy matters here
Trying-to-conceive, pregnancy and newborn records can reveal intimate health, family and timing information. A pregnancy app should explain its boundaries in ordinary language, not hide them only in long legal text.
Dream2Birth treats privacy as part of the product experience: private notes, partner sharing, scan records and support requests should all have clear limits.
Good privacy signals
- A visible privacy policy before sign-in.
- No sale of pregnancy, TTC or Baby Days data.
- No use of pregnancy data for third-party advertising.
- Clear account deletion and support paths.
- Reminders not to send private medical text, passwords or auth links in support requests.
Partner boundary
Partner support should make practical care easier without turning private tracking into surveillance. Sensitive notes, symptoms, scan details and personal records need explicit sharing choices.
Dream2Birth
Dream2Birth is private planning support for trying, pregnancy and the first baby days. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice.