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Our latest eNPS survey reflects a strong 86.04%, which, honestly, although slightly lower than the previous quarter, remains a solid benchmark in the industry, and we know how to grow it again! At amma, we measure team dynamics in various ways, said Valeria Sobinina our HRBP. Regular eNPS surveys are a key metric that reflects how likely team members are to recommend a company as a wonderful place to work.   Our custom eNPS survey includes questions grouped into twelve key metrics. Based on the results, we prioritize management and HR activities to address areas that need improvement. We're especially proud of the top 3 areas rated by our team: Recognition and Feedback, both scoring 97.1%, and Initiative Support at 92.11%. These figures highlight our commitment to fostering a supportive environment with open communication. What we need to fix? Looking ahead, we’ll focus on enhancing Work-Life Balance (75.21%), Retainer and Bonuses (75.44%), and Colleague Relationships (82.04%). These areas are crucial for remote, multicultural teams like ours, and we’ve already outlined targeted initiatives to address them. We are very appreciative to our team for their participation and trust—their feedback is invaluable as we continue to grow and improve together. #femtech #team #eNPS

Building a community is more than just a feature—it’s part of our mission to make families happier! When developing amma pregnancy tracker we realized that expectant mothers need more than just information; they need emotional support, too. So, we’ve created a safe space where moms-to-be can share advice, connect, and feel supported throughout their journey. Our growth team headed by Maria Surkova with UX research and growth processes, ensuring the community meets the real needs of its users. Spain was our first stop. As Stanislav Prodan, our CPO, explains: "Creating a global community at once is impossible. It requires local expertise, management, and moderation." Since our product team is based in Spain, it was the perfect place to begin. In just three months, we’ve built a thriving community that’s growing rapidly, with active members doubling month over month. This is just the beginning. #Femtech #CommunitySupport #MaternalHealth

"We have successfully obtained SOC 2 Type 1 certification and are now on track to achieve SOC 2 Type 2," Boris Shkolnikov amma.family's CTO confirmed last week. SOC 2, or "System and Organization Controls," is a crucial foundation for guaranteeing the highest levels of data security and privacy. The Type 1 certification is a critical first step in establishing that we have the necessary systems, policies, and controls in place to safeguard sensitive information. SOC 2 Type 1 certification demonstrates our dedication to providing a safe and trustworthy environment for our users. We are now aiming towards SOC 2 Type 2 accreditation. The next phase will include a rigorous audit approach to assess the effectiveness of our controls over time. Unlike Type 1, which provides a snapshot of our systems at a certain point in time, SOC 2 Type 2 will verify that our processes are consistently reliable and secure. It is a continual endeavor to ensure that we not only meet but also exceed industry data protection requirements. Receiving these certificates is more than just compliance; it is about gaining your trust. In the femtech industry, where sensitive health data is a key pillar, protecting the privacy and security of such information is critical. We recognize the value of your trust and are committed to sustaining it via transparency, vigilance, and ongoing development. As we work towards SOC 2 Type 2 certification, we are committed to improving our security measures and providing the safest experience for our users.  #DataSecurity #PrivacyMatters #SOC2Compliance #FemtechInnovation #TrustAndTransparency

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and amma pregnancy tracker agreed to extend their successful partnership bringing quality reproductive health information to our users. “Our collaboration with UNFPA is a source of great pride for us. To date, we have produced articles in four languages in partnership with the agency, focusing on key topics and challenges during pregnancy. We are now extending this collaboration to address postnatal recovery challenges and introduce additional languages. The outstanding expertise of our UNFPA colleagues enables us to provide the most relevant and top-quality information to our users across the world,” added Olga Zamyatina, amma pregnancy tracker Chief Content Officer. https://lnkd.in/eZZHm94j

Did you know that 46% of US women blame hormones for mood and physical changes? Another 59% report hearing others comment, "It's all because of your hormones." And one-third of Americans are uninformed of hormones. We encourage efforts to raise awareness of women's health in order to empower women to make more informed decisions about their bodies. Therefore, we are pleased to announce that we are a media partner of Sex Hormones Awareness Week by Mira, which runs from February 18 to 24. Visit this page to find out more about the subject and to discover your own health patterns: https://lnkd.in/gv49e_fw

We're excited to share the news that amma pregnancy tracker has reached a milestone of 2 million monthly active users 🌟 This incredible achievement is a testament to the trust, love, and support we've received from expecting families around the globe. From the very beginning we have provided evidence-based information and emotional support for pregnant women and their families. But now we assist not only women but also their families during conception, pregnancy and the baby care period.  We extend our gratitude to our dedicated team, whose tireless efforts and passion for maternal health and parenting continue to drive our innovation and success. A heartfelt thanks to our wonderful community of users in 193 countries who have made amma their go-to pregnancy and parenting companion. As we celebrate this milestone, we remain focused on our mission:  to make families happier and support even more families and make every pregnancy journey as informed and stressless as possible. #femtech #parenting #family

Did you know that in Mexico, soon-to-be moms tend to splurge on furniture and appliances? On average they spent 9,828.6 MXN (around 570 USD) on these items.  Recently we’ve released the results of our research where we answered the question: “What does a pregnant woman's shopping cart consist of in Mexico? To gain insight into this, we surveyed 300+ women in their third trimester of pregnancy who are users of the amma app. Our mission at amma is to provide brands with valuable insights about their target audience, and this survey is no exception. According to the results, we discovered: Clothing ranked as the second most expensive shopping category for expectant mothers. On average, they spent approximately 3,409.2 MXN (around 300 USD)  on clothing during their pregnancy. Cosmetics and vitamins fall under the least expensive shopping category. On average, the shopping carts in this category had a total value of 848.14 MXN (around 50 USD). For respondents with monthly incomes over 10,000 MXN (around 580 USD), the total shopping cart cost was 14,086 MXN (around 820 USD). For more survey results in Mexico and to read the full results in Spanish, click the following link. https://lnkd.in/dgfrA6XH  

This year has been rewarding, challenging, and highly productive for amma pregnancy tracker . We improved, grew, and reconsidered a lot of things. But none of this would be possible without our brilliant team. On the cards, we highlighted some things we are particularly proud of, most of them are related to people, both those who use and create amma. Thanks for your unwavering faith in us and support! We'll continue improving amma in 2024 and beyond. 🎇 #amma_team_gear #femtech #amma

Insights from Mexico: 84% of expecting mothers worry about how nutrition might affect their baby Recently we surveyed amma pregnancy tracker users in Mexico to find out their biggest concerns as pregnant women. Now the results are in! 📈 What we discovered was that nutrition was the top concern among pregnant women. We also learned that childbirth is a major concern for pregnant women in Mexico. In this survey, we asked amma users to rank their top concerns as expecting mothers. This research is part of our ongoing commitment to providing brands with insights into their target audience. 📣 Survey highlights: 🤰 82.1% worried about unpredictable situations during childbirth 🤰 77% of expecting mothers worry about having enough milk 🤰 73.7% worry about being a good mother See the full report in Spanish and other survey results here: https://lnkd.in/dgfrA6XH #femtech #parenting #healthtech #pregnancy

As a mentor and expert, it was heartening to see startups focusing on women's health, said our BDD Kate Eliseeva, after #websummit2023. For more insights - see the link below! https://lnkd.in/d57kHg-e