HeadsUpDaddyQUESTIONS & ANSWERS
The questions, answered — and what the app does about each one
Straight questions about periods and PMS, answered properly — and then, on each one, exactly what HeadsUpDaddy does about it, with the real notifications it sends. Why the bad week happens, what to say, what to keep in the house, and what a dad needs to know.
THE SHORT VERSION
Most of this comes down to timing, and timing is the part a phone is actually good at. HeadsUpDaddy warns you several days before the hard week starts — so the shopping is done, the difficult conversation is not booked for a Tuesday you should have avoided, and you are not working it out afterwards from the wreckage.
Free for one person, no account, no subscription. It cannot fix a relationship and does not claim to. It just means you know what week it is.
Pick a question
Each one ends with what the app does about it. Nothing gated, no sign-up, and each says plainly where an app stops being the answer and a doctor starts.
Why does she get angry before her period?
The actual mechanism, in plain terms, and why the timing feels random when it isn't.
What to say — and what never to say — when she has PMS
The specific sentences that make it worse, why they land badly, and the much shorter list of things that help.
Is it weird to track your partner's cycle?
The honest answer to the objection: where the line is, and what staying on the right side of it actually requires.
Your daughter got her first period. What does a dad need to know?
For fathers, including single fathers. What to stock, what to say, and what the first two years are actually like.
How many days before a period does PMS start?
The typical window, why it varies between people, and how to find the actual pattern for one person.