360Moms released its mobile app, allowing for an easier and more personalized access to the rich content of the popular parenting website, which offers users a wide spectrum of parenthood-related topics from a scientific perspective, as well as a variety of lifestyle features.

After months of development, users are now able to access more than 5,000 original articles and videos in both Arabic and English from the 360Moms website. Some of the application’s top features are its personalized content, digitized rewards program, access to parenting webinars, and easy-to-navigate format.

Through the app, users can read, save or share articles, watch videos, ask 360Moms experts questions, keep an eye out and sign up for any upcoming webinars, and discover the most-recent special deals and discounts (of up to 70%) on offer upon signing up for 360Moms’ popular “Mamas Rewards” card. 

A directory of play areas and special needs centers across the Middle East is also available on the app. Additionally, by pinning their location, users are able to search for all the nearby outlets such as stores, gyms, and restaurants where the Mamas Rewards card is accepted. 

The app is free to download from Google Play and the Apple Store.

About 360Moms

360Moms was launched by Dina Abdul Majeed in 2016, offering Arabic/English-language articles, videos and webinars on all-things-parenting in the Middle East.

360Moms filled a much-needed gap in the Middle Eastern digital market by becoming the first and only website in the region to offer content from a trusted scientific perspective on parenting, pregnancy, parent-child mental health and nutrition, special children and family relationships—only 1.5% of the online educational content is in Arabic and the remaining foreign/available content often ignores cultural elements that shape Arab households.

Aiming to revolutionize the concept of modern parenthood, in just four years since its launch, 360Moms has been able to garner a large online following, becoming a trusted source for parents seeking guidance on issues concerning themselves and their children’s physical and mental wellbeing, as well as empowering mothers by offering them a platform to share their personal parenthood stories through blogging and Instagram vlogging.