Growth & Milestones
The numbers, and everything around them.
The pencil marks on the door frame. The day he could finally reach the light switch. Growth is something you measure, and something you just notice one morning.
Growth charts
See how they're growing, in a chart that explains itself.
- Height and weight
- Recorded whenever you measure.
- Growth charts
- Every entry, plotted by age.
- Percentiles, explained
- In plain words, so you know what the lines mean.
- A growth report
- Exported as a PDF for the pediatrician (Unlimited).
Growth charts help you follow measurements over time. Percentiles are not a diagnosis. Your child's doctor is the right person to interpret their growth.
Milestones
The firsts on every list, and the ones on no list at all.
Record the familiar milestones as they happen. Then add your own: the first time she slept at Grandma's, the first joke he told on purpose. Every child's list is different, so yours can be too.
- First night at Grandma's
- First joke told on purpose
Not a checklist
Childhood isn't a list to complete.
Use the charts if they help, and skip them if they don't. Either way, keep the stories around the numbers: what made them laugh at that age, what they were obsessed with, what they called the dog.
