Before baby
Start before they arrive
Add your pregnancy with a due date and follow the countdown. Get a head start on the plan so the first days feel calm and prepared, not chaotic.
A free, calm app that starts before your baby arrives. Count down to the due date, celebrate every milestone, log each feeding, diaper, and nap, and set gentle reminders so the next one is never a guess. Follow a development plan built for their age, and raise them together with your partner in one shared family.
Real screens from the app. Swipe through the pregnancy tracker, dashboard, milestones, daily log, reminders, development plan, toy guide, and inviting your partner.
Seven tools that work together, built to grow with your family from belly to age two.
Before baby
Add your pregnancy with a due date and follow the countdown. Get a head start on the plan so the first days feel calm and prepared, not chaotic.
Per child
Add every child you're tracking. Walk through 50+ research-backed milestones across seven stages, and add the moments that matter to you. 'First time petting a dog' counts.
In the app
Seven stages, seven categories per stage. A calm, structured guide to focus, materials, and rhythms at each age, open in the app whenever life slows down.
Household checklist
A shopping checklist of the 0 to 24 month toys we recommend. Mark what you own, see what you still need, keep a keepsake list of everything you've bought.
Day to day
Track feedings, diaper changes, and sleep with a tap, filed under a calendar for each child. See the day at a glance and spot the rhythms as they settle in. No streaks, no guilt.
Never miss the next one
Set gentle reminders for each child and let your phone nudge you when the next feeding, change, or nap is due. Quiet notifications, on your schedule, no pressure.
Together
Share one family account so you and your partner see the same milestones, log, and plan. Everyone stays on the same page, whoever's on duty.
Stages from 0 to 24 months
Research-backed milestones
Free, no card
Montessori isn't a shelf of expensive wooden toys. It's a way of seeing the first two years. What the method actually asks of you, why the research backs it, and how I'm using it at home.
STEM for a baby isn't flashcards or screens. It's cause and effect, gravity, and counting out loud. A few of the simple activities I keep coming back to, and why they matter more than they look.
“Never do for a child what he can do for himself. The extra five minutes it takes him to put on his shoes is the most developmental five minutes of his day.”
Maria MontessoriSeven developmental stages, seven categories of focus per stage. A calm, structured guide to what to do and what to look for at each age, open in the free app whenever you need it.
Download the free app to count down to your due date, open the development plan, track milestones, and keep a daily log of feedings, diapers, and sleep with reminders.

I'm in my third trimester. The next few months will change everything, and I have spent most of this pregnancy reading: the Montessori method, child development research, STEM learning principles. What started as notes for our own family turned into something other parents kept asking to see.
This blog is that research, organized and made practical, written for the kind of parent I am about to become. No perfection here. Just honest, evidence-based preparation from someone counting the weeks alongside you.
Based in North Carolina. Currently in the third trimester.
Kristen