Hollywood elites like to share the products they love with their fans. It’s no different for the new mom celebrities who have recently turned to technology in order to conceive their babies, track their pregnancies, or plan their next pregnancies. Reality stars and actresses are promoting the Ava fertility tracking bracelet all over social media.

Ava is a bracelet the user wears while sleeping. It uses a sensor to track a woman’s cycle with a sensor. The company says it can help you to understand not only your fertility but how your cycle and hormones affect your body. It alerts women who are trying to get pregnant to their most fertile days, allowing them, claims Ava, to double their chances of conceiving. After conception, it helps track sleep patterns as well as a woman’s overall health by measuring skin temperature, breathing rate, heart rate, heat loss, sleep, and movement.

Jana Kramer

Country singer and actress Jana Kramer is perhaps the most outspoken celebrity supporter of Ava. In June 2018, she announced her pregnancy and credited the Ava bracelet with helping her to conceive after struggling with secondary infertility and suffering miscarriages. The former One Tree Hill star and her husband Mike Caussin are parents to a two-year-old girl and are thrilled to be expecting their next baby in November 2018.

Heidi Pratt

The reality star of The Real Orange County recently took to Instagram to share how happy she is to be a mom and how she is now using the Ava bracelet to track her cycles in preparation for a second pregnancy.

Beverley Mitchell

Mitchell was one of the stars of 7th Heaven and as a mom of two, she recently partnered with Ava to track her cycles and changing hormones. She said she “loves that this company is advancing women’s health through their research and changing women’s lives through what this bracelet can teach them about their bodies.”

Jade and Tanner Tolbert

Bachelor and Bachelorette stars are coming out left and right in support of the Ava bracelet. One of those couples is Jade and Tanner Tolbert, whose daughter, Emerson, was the first known celebrity baby conceived with the assistance of Ava.

“I’m 30, so sometimes you’re wondering. The biological clock is ticking. You don’t know if you can have children, so we decided to share that journey,” she told Haute Living. “I had such an outreach of so many woman asking so many questions. I didn’t know that this many women have such a hard time getting pregnant.”

Tolbert told her Bachelor friends all about Ava and partnered with the company.

Carly Waddell

Bachelor alumnus Carly Waddell and husband Evan Bass turned to Ava before they were even preparing to have a baby and used the bracelet to track Waddell’s cycles in order to conceive.

Catherine Guidici Lowe

Another former Bachelor contestant, Giudici began using Ava after her first child was born. She used it to track her sleep and heart rate and to learn when her most fertile days are in order to conceive baby number 2. Now pregnant, she said she uses Ava to better understand her body.

Desiree Siegfried

Bachelorette contestant Seigfried is another member of The Bachelor family to use Ava, saying she wears the bracelet to track her cycle and get ready for her upcoming pregnancy with future baby number two.

If it seems to you like the company behind Ava is using celebrities to market their product, you’d be right. It seems they take every advantage of any and every type of celebrity endorsement, offering coupons to the fans of each celebrity who endorses the $250 bracelet. At the end of July 2018, the company announced that 1,000 babies have been born thanks to the bracelet.

Baby Development Week by Week

For women who have been tracking their cycles using natural family planning for years – this technology is the proof that backs up what they’ve been claiming about how effective and natural it is to track your cycles in order to avoid and/or achieve pregnancy. Natural family planning is not the rhythm method. It is individual to each woman, and it works. These celebrity babies are living proof.

Hollywood elites like to share the products they love with their fans. It’s no different for the new mom celebrities who have recently turned to technology in order to conceive their babies, track their pregnancies, or plan their next pregnancies. Reality stars and actresses are promoting the Ava fertility tracking bracelet all over social media.

Ava is a bracelet the user wears while sleeping. It uses a sensor to track a woman’s cycle with a sensor. The company says it can help you to understand not only your fertility but how your cycle and hormones affect your body. It alerts women who are trying to get pregnant to their most fertile days, allowing them, claims Ava, to double their chances of conceiving. After conception, it helps track sleep patterns as well as a woman’s overall health by measuring skin temperature, breathing rate, heart rate, heat loss, sleep, and movement.

Jana Kramer

Country singer and actress Jana Kramer is perhaps the most outspoken celebrity supporter of Ava. In June 2018, she announced her pregnancy and credited the Ava bracelet with helping her to conceive after struggling with secondary infertility and suffering miscarriages. The former One Tree Hill star and her husband Mike Caussin are parents to a two-year-old girl and are thrilled to be expecting their next baby in November 2018.

Heidi Pratt

The reality star of The Real Orange County recently took to Instagram to share how happy she is to be a mom and how she is now using the Ava bracelet to track her cycles in preparation for a second pregnancy.

Beverley Mitchell

Mitchell was one of the stars of 7th Heaven and as a mom of two, she recently partnered with Ava to track her cycles and changing hormones. She said she “loves that this company is advancing women’s health through their research and changing women’s lives through what this bracelet can teach them about their bodies.”

Jade and Tanner Tolbert

Bachelor and Bachelorette stars are coming out left and right in support of the Ava bracelet. One of those couples is Jade and Tanner Tolbert, whose daughter, Emerson, was the first known celebrity baby conceived with the assistance of Ava.

“I’m 30, so sometimes you’re wondering. The biological clock is ticking. You don’t know if you can have children, so we decided to share that journey,” she told Haute Living. “I had such an outreach of so many woman asking so many questions. I didn’t know that this many women have such a hard time getting pregnant.”

Tolbert told her Bachelor friends all about Ava and partnered with the company.

Carly Waddell

Bachelor alumnus Carly Waddell and husband Evan Bass turned to Ava before they were even preparing to have a baby and used the bracelet to track Waddell’s cycles in order to conceive.

Catherine Guidici Lowe

Another former Bachelor contestant, Giudici began using Ava after her first child was born. She used it to track her sleep and heart rate and to learn when her most fertile days are in order to conceive baby number 2. Now pregnant, she said she uses Ava to better understand her body.

Desiree Siegfried

Bachelorette contestant Seigfried is another member of The Bachelor family to use Ava, saying she wears the bracelet to track her cycle and get ready for her upcoming pregnancy with future baby number two.

If it seems to you like the company behind Ava is using celebrities to market their product, you’d be right. It seems they take every advantage of any and every type of celebrity endorsement, offering coupons to the fans of each celebrity who endorses the $250 bracelet. At the end of July 2018, the company announced that 1,000 babies have been born thanks to the bracelet.

Baby Development Week by Week

For women who have been tracking their cycles using natural family planning for years – this technology is the proof that backs up what they’ve been claiming about how effective and natural it is to track your cycles in order to avoid and/or achieve pregnancy. Natural family planning is not the rhythm method. It is individual to each woman, and it works. These celebrity babies are living proof.