Sprii Community makes it easy to exchange advice with GCC parents and experts. With an entire community available at the touch of a button, we welcome you to be part of the conversation as and when it happens.
We all know motherhood and parenting can get overwhelming from time to time, so whether you’re looking for tried and tested solutions from fellow parents or looking for professional advice from trusted experts in your local neighbourhood, you’ll find a wealth of information accessible to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to offer real time support.
This FREE and easy to use app allows you to;
Chat to Fellow GCC Parents
Connect with parents like you to exchange tips, tricks and share experiences of motherhood directly from your phone, day or night.
Hear From Local Experts
Covering everything from dietary needs to mental health, feel safe in the knowledge advice is coming from a trusted source (you’ll know who the experts are with a verified profile badge).
Follow Topics Of Interest
Save your favourite topics to browse information easily, ask questions and receive notifications on threads of interest for the latest updates. You can quickly find the best answers based on community upvotes and the reputation points of experts.
Share Your Story
Share highs and lows from welcoming your new bundle of joy to the labour pains that accompanied her arrival, from the moments she fell asleep in your arms to the night tantrums that swiftly followed, and each and every milestone that comes thereafter.
With fellow parents, trusted professionals and local experts on board, you can ask advice on those burning questions and seek guidance anytime you need.
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Disclaimer: Sprii Community are not responsible for any advice given. Please ensure you seek correct medical guidance from your doctor or health advisor. In an emergency visit your hospital or dial the emergency service number.