THE BUMP 2.0 STUDY

THE BUMP 2.0 STUDY

THE BUMP 2.0 STUDY

Looking to manage your weight gain in pregnancy?

Looking to manage your weight gain in pregnancy?

Researchers at the University of Oxford are testing an app that aims to help pregnant women manage their weight gain. If you're interested in taking part, click here to read the Participant Information, then click below to get started.

About the study

About the study

About the study

Researchers have developed a mobile app to support women to weigh themselves regularly during pregnancy and track their weight gain.


The app provides feedback on whether weight gain is within, higher, or lower than recommended ranges, and can help you find resources on weight management during pregnancy.


Women who take part in the study will be entered into a draw and 8 of them will win a baby bundle worth at least £100.

Researchers have developed a mobile app to support women to weigh themselves regularly during pregnancy and track their weight gain.


The app provides feedback on whether weight gain is within, higher, or lower than recommended ranges, and can help you find resources on weight management during pregnancy.


Women who take part in the study will be entered into a draw and 8 of them will win a baby bundle worth at least £100.

Who can take part?

Who can take part?

Who can take part?

You may be eligible to take part if:

You may be eligible to take part if:

  • You are less than 20 weeks pregnant

  • You have a singleton pregnancy (not twins or multiples)

  • You are able to access the internet with a smartphone and/or tablet

  • You have access to weighing scales

  • You are able to communicate in English

We want to hear from you

We want to hear from you

We want to hear from you

If you're interested in taking part in this study, click here to read the Participant Information, then click below to get started.

If you're interested in taking part in this study, click here to read the Participant Information, then click below to get started.

This research has been reviewed by, and received ethics clearance through, a subcommittee of the University of Oxford Central University Research Ethics Committee (Reference number: R95714/RE001).

This research has been reviewed by, and received ethics clearance through, a subcommittee of the University of Oxford Central University Research Ethics Committee (Reference number: R95714/RE001).

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