A mum who says she felt like a 'rabbit in headlights' after having her first child has designed an app to guide mothers through pregnancy and early motherhood, which even tells breastfeeding mothers which boob to use next. Chloe Owens, 27, from Swanley, Kent, came up with the idea for Bump 2 Breast when she was pregnant with daughter Lola, now three months old. Like most first-time mums, Chloe and husband David, had no idea what to expect when they brought their first child home from hospital. Chloe Owens, 27, from Swanley (left, with Lola and right with Lola and husband David) came up with the idea for Bump 2 Breast when she was pregnant . Tech-savvy mum Chloe, who designed the new app, with baby Lola, now three months . Chloe said: 'I had absolutely no idea what to do - I was forever turning to Google to find out information, and some of the things I found weren't right.' She also admits she even struggled to remember which boob she had used last when breastfeeding so included a breast-tracking feature. The mum-of-one designed the mobile app to contain a huge amount of information on everything from late stage pregnancy and birth to breastfeeding. The app, which is available on all mobile platforms, has already been downloaded 20,000 times and is getting rave reviews. The app, which is available on all mobile platforms, has already been downloaded 20,000 times and is getting rave reviews . The mobile app to contain a huge amount of information on everything from late stage pregnancy and birth to breastfeeding . Users say they like it because it contains all the information in one easily-accessible place. Chloe, 27, said: 'I wanted every single piece of advice in one app. 'It prepares women for birth and labour, goes through all of the pain relief you can have and then teaches them how to look after babies after birth.' As well as breastfeeding the app covers important issues such as colic, and constipation, as well as post-natal depression and how to perform CPR in an emergency. It also contains a tracker so tired mums do not need to remember which breast they fed their child with last. Dave Owens with Chloe's bump baby during her pregnancy with Lola. Chloe's specially-designed app helps breastfeeding mothers  remember which breast to use . Mum-of-one Chloe Owens (pictured with daughter Lola) came up with the idea for Bump 2 Breast when she was pregnant, because she had no idea what to expect . Feeding from the correct breast is important so the baby has a constant supply of hindmilk, the creamier milk which takes longer to produce. App users can also share their own tips and secrets. One online reviewer wrote: 'This is just what I've been looking for - whoever designed this is a hero. 'I am so tired I keep forgetting what I need to do, so this is so helpful.'. Chloe says: 'I'd never made an app before, and never really spent much time on computers.' But it took Chloe just eight weeks to teach herself app development and she then managed to get her app accepted onto the Windows, Android and Apple stores. The app, which went live on Android on March 10, costs £1.99. Chloe (pictured with newborn Lola, left, and at three months, right) struggled to remember which boob she had used last when breastfeeding .
Chloe Owens, 27, from Swanley, designed new app Bump 2 Breast . Came up with idea when pregnant with daughter, Lola, now three months . Says her and husband David felt like 'rabbits in headlights' at first . Also struggled to remember which boob to use when breastfeeding .