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This is a website for a stillbirth prevention program. They have a paper chart and an app that each helps parents track their baby's movements in the third trimester, which helps make parents aware of potential issues. The "Count the Kicks" organization is located in Iowa, but the counting program can be followed by parents anywhere.

The app requires a smart phone; the charts require internet access and printer access.

The website is in English; the charts are available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Navajo, and Swahili.

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    N/A. Gender: Some of the language refers to "mothers" and "motherly intuition," but there is no restriction on who can use the counting program. Race: It is not specifically targeted at any race, but they do discuss racial disparities in stillbirth rates across the US. Disability: the charts require vision to use; I'm not sure about the app.

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