Great Apps for Moms on the Go

Post contributed by Gaynor Cooper on behalf of DirectBabyChangers.com
Both stay-at-home moms and working moms put in a lot of mileage during the day. Their children come first, and between driving them to soccer or ballet, potty-training, picking up the dry cleaning, going to the market, cleaning the house, cooking the family meals, or ordering the family meals, it’s not always easy to organize their time. Moms on the go need a little help to organize, and cut some time off their ever-changing routines. These phone and mobile apps are perfect apps for moms on the go so be sure to check them out.

Great Apps for Moms on the Go

To Market, To Market

Cut down your time at the grocery store with the Grocery Gadget app. You sign up at GroceryGadgets.com and create a basic list of the foods and brands you usually buy. As you shop you can access the list on your mobile phone, and tick off the items when you put them into your grocery cart. It keeps a tab of what you’re spending. The app remembers the order in which you ticked off the groceries, so the next time you go to the market it’s all in the order you usually shop. When you get those groceries home, you can find easy recipes from AllRecipes.com. It’s a free app that lists thousands of recipes with an easy search. Just follow the bread crumbs by choosing categories and then sub-categories.

Paying Bills

Keep track of your bills with Page Once Bills from PageOnce.com. You simply set it up listing all your monthly bills with the amounts due, as well as the due dates. When you open the app, you’ll see them listed in order of priority based on the due date. It will summarize the payment history of each bill, and it will even send you a reminder via email. It’s a free app and a great tool to help moms stay organized and stress-free.

Gift Reminders

Better Gift List keeps track of all the birthdays and special occasions in your circle to help you plan ahead from sending cards on time to shopping for gifts. You set it to track all the dates on your list, the recipients, the occasions, the gifts you want to purchase, and it keeps track for you. This app has lots of features and it can make your gift-giving so much easier.

Child Care and Fun

Baby Activity Logger helps you track your baby’s care. You can keep track of everything with easy buttons. You can note feeding times and amounts, the results in diaper changes, burping, spitting up, and sleep times, as well as the length of time between activities. If you need graphs to chart the changes in your baby’s habits, this app has those for you as well. With this app, you can organize your own sleep times, as well as the other things you need to do each day.

Mom Maps from KidsPlayGuide.com is a free app that lists nearly 30,000 places kids will love, from museums to parks. It’s a quick guide with directions and reviews from other parents. Mom Maps has listings for major US cities, Montreal and Vancouver in Canada, and listings for Paris, France.

Craft Finder is a free app for iPads and iPhones. It lets you quickly access all the crafts available at FamilyFun.go.com. The crafts are arranged by age group, the length of time it takes to do each craft, and it includes shopping lists for the supplies you’ll need.

There are hundreds of apps available for busy moms, and the majority of them are free or very inexpensive. All the apps take seconds or minutes to set up initially, but once they in your iPhone or iPad, you’ll wonder how you managed your days without them.