Beebo Family Smart Scale

When standing on the FitTrack scale, a very low, safe electrical signal is sent from four metal electrodes through your feet to your legs and abdomen. The electrical signal passes quickly through water that is present in hydrated muscle tissue but meets resistance when it hits fat tissue. This resistance, known as impedance, is measured and input into scientifically validated FitTrack equations to calculate body composition measurements.

Independent research studies have shown FitTrack consistently measures +/-3% off from the DEXA scan, the Gold Standard, in measurement. This accuracy makes it the most accurate smart scale available today. Our users appreciate how accurate this scale is for making healthy decisions.

Yes! We support Apple iOS 10 or higher and Android OS 5.0 and higher.

FitTrack Dara can weigh up to 400 pounds (181.437 kilograms).

Each user can sync their own smartphone or share a single app and create profiles in Family Management (Up to 8 Users). If users only have individual profiles in the app, the scale will only sync data to each person’s device.

The National Institute For Health has done research with BIA tools and states "Bioimpedance analysis during pregnancy, an easy, fast and non-invasive method to estimate the body water composition during pregnancy". BIA fat analyzers have been a reliable tool used with pregnant women in multiple study settings. Read More

How Does This Scale Help With Weight Loss?

There are two main ways that an accurate scale can help with weight loss after pregnancy. The first is with the basal metabolic rate calculation. By knowing BMR, you can better adjust caloric intake to match your needs.

The second is that it proves an easy tool that measures your weight daily and tracks it. What is measured and tracked can be improved. From delivery to day-to-day living, the Beebo makes it easy for mothers to measure the progress of their baby.


How Do You Track Weight Gain In Pregnancy?

Work with your health care provider to set healthy weight gain goals. Both too much and too little weight gain can be associated with poor health outcomes. The traditional way of measuring maternal gain uses the mother's early, first-trimester weight measurements taken on the doctor's scale and comparing those with later measurements. Now, with the FitTrack Beebo scale, pregnant women have a tool to better observe how they are changing to support new life.

Overweight women may only put on 15 to 25 pounds while underweight women may receive a recommendation to put on 28 to 40 pounds. The normal range is around 25 to 35 pounds.

Being obese can lead to premature birth, gestational diabetes, hypertension, having the baby delivered by cesarean, sleep apnea, and even heart defects.

Mothers will want to follow their doctor's official recommendation after they have been examined. Scales are not a substitute but only another tool to help ensure a healthy baby. After delivery, a scale can help track the return to a healthy weight, if needed.

Not all weight gain is fat. There is also an increase in the blood volume as well as the weight of the placenta and amniotic fluid. The goal is to maintain a healthy diet high in protein and vegetables and water to encourage healthy weight gain.

The Beebo may provide a better way to monitor these changes between prenatal visits.

You’ll feel a deep degree of satisfaction every time you check the box - because it means you’ve accomplished something important - and that will unlock the domino effect that will take you to complete the rest of the habits.

References: Shub, A., Huning, E.YS., Campbell, K.J. et al. Article Title: Pregnant women and knowledge of weight, weight gain, complications of obesity and weight management strategies in pregnancy. BMC Review Res Report Notes 6, 278 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1186/1756-0500-6-278 https://bmcresnotes.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1756-0500-6-278 

For most women, they begin to show a baby bump around 12 weeks. Depending on the size of the mother, they may have a visible bump sooner or later. It also depends on which pregnancy number this is. Subsequent pregnancies may show sooner.

It is also common to have what looks like a baby bump for the first year after the baby is delivered. This is related to the added fat and fluid retention. Sustainable exercise and diet choices over a longer time window are two items that will help a mother regain fitness and balance.

You can search our blog for more health tips or join our community of FitTrack users for inspiration.