If you are feeling overwhelmed about where to start and how to plan a summer vacation with your child, let's begin by looking at apps that stick to the basics.

If your child is sick anytime, anywhere, just remember this : 'Emergency Medical Information Provision'

What if your child gets sick from eating something bad while on a trip? The mere thought is terrifying. Let's look for information on "Moonlight Children's Hospitals," which operate 365 days a year, even at night, anywhere in the country. The app, produced by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, helps you find hospitals open during holidays, nearby emergency medical institutions, first aid tips for specific symptoms, and private ambulances. It was updated to version 5.5 on July 31, 2017, and is continuously maintained. In addition to this, it updates symptom-related information beyond what is managed by the National Emergency Medical Center, so please refer to it during Chuseok or in emergencies.

Going out with a stroller? Don't be afraid! 'Connectors'



Once you head out pushing a stroller, it takes a long time just to wander around looking for elevators and exits. Mothers get exhausted from childcare, exhausted from the heat, and exhausted from searching for elevators. Connectis has launched a rescue operation for these exhausted mothers. Reflecting their own personal experiences of inconvenience, it provides an outing index, recommended routes, and stroller-friendly locations. The outing index includes travel time, distance, and calories burned, while the recommended routes provide the locations of stroller-accessible subway elevators and stroller-friendly trains. It also identifies stroller-accessible 'places,' providing information on nursing rooms, diaper changing stations, and stroller rental shops. If you've been wondering, "Should I go out for a stroll?", head out and enjoy your daily life with your child! However, it is quite unfortunate that it is only available on the Google Play Store.

'Shall We Go on a Trip?', which recommends travel destinations using big data

Where should we go? If you haven't chosen a destination yet, just lie in bed and check out "Shall We Go on a Trip?" You can select destinations by theme or region. Leveraging the power of big data, you can search by various themes. Select your preferences—such as #WithKids, #Healing, #NightView, #Drive, or #Activities—and you will receive usage information and maps for the location. Additionally, depending on your chosen theme, operating hours and booking methods are provided. The biggest advantage of "Shall We Go on a Trip?" is that you can view related blog posts all at once on a single page. While you can view them all together without searching separately, there is no bookmark feature because it is not a login service. Just make sure to take screenshots.

Even if there are countless things to take care of, one thing you must not forget is the 'Vaccination Helper'.

If you have been anxious about your child's vaccinations and worried about missing which shots or when, get help from the Vaccination Assistant released by the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. You can view the vaccination schedule based on the date of birth at a glance. In addition, it searches records registered in the national vaccination database to identify missed vaccinations and provides notifications. It supports public health centers and vaccination costs, allows users to search for medical institutions, and enables payment at a lower price than the mandatory vaccination costs set by the government.

If you haven't been born yet, 'Saybebe' and 'My Path'

It is used when you want to preserve records of your unborn child anytime, anywhere, without missing a single moment. You can also share ultrasound photos and videos taken at the hospital on social media. It is highly popular because you can view ultrasound videos on your mobile phone as well as at the hospital. You can conveniently check information by pregnancy week and leave audio recordings and notes. However, please note that reviews are mixed due to errors in retrieving ultrasound videos depending on the user.

My Path allows you to directly monitor fetal abdominal vital signs using an app and healthcare devices. You can measure electrocardiograms, heart rate, and fetal movements at home without an ultrasound, and check the output values via the app.