In recent years, mobile phone use in healthcare (mHealth) has emerged to augmented of healthcare services where the population is underserved especially in rural areas . In a systematic review, Tamrat and colleagues (2011) highlighted the scope of mHealth along the stages of the 'continuum of care' for maternal, newborn and child healthcare [8]. mHealth programs are being used for pregnancy tracking, appointment reminders for antenatal care, and SMS-based health education during pregnancy. During the birth, mHealth can be used for point-of-care remote consultation, facilitate referral to health facility; facilitate access to health facility and to promote timely contact with community health workers. For postpartum and newborn care, mHealth can be used for maternal and infant growth monitoring, timely reminders for immunization .