CDC's Milestone Tracker

This app is ridiculous, if your child misses a single milestone it alerts you to contact a doctor. All kids are different and develop at their own pace, but this leads you to believe that if yours hasn’t met their specific idea of what they should be doing at their age, something is wrong. Hard pass.

Would love to be able to sync this app with my wife so we can both add to it together. Otherwise— it is very organized and we are going to use it as our main source of electronic baby tracking.

can’t accurately list my baby’s prematurity. He was born at 22 weeks gestation which us 18 weeks premature. The app only accounts for 16weeks or less.

This is a very simple way to keep track of important milestones. I love that it helps me informed through push notifications so that I go back and complete them. Videos accompany each milestone to make it easy to understand each one.

The basics here are so sparse. I had hoped to track my grandchildren to be aware of developmental progression points and get ideas for activities to Meet them “where they are”. This is not that app.

I’d love to recommend this product to my clients but, since it only comes in English and Spanish, most of my refugee clients won’t be able to use it. Please expand the language options and be sure to include Haitian Creole, Ukrainian, Russian, Dari, Farsi, and Somali.

I thought this app would show things a child should be doing at each age level. Instead it just asks a couple basic questions and that’s it. I would love for it to have a checklist.

I like that the app tries to connect families with concerns to resources and programs in their state. HOWEVER, for Massachusetts users, the link for more information about Early Intervention goes to the Head Start webpage, and the link for more information about Head Start is broken.

I am enjoying this app that I found by looking at a healthcare site. It has an easy to understand interface and adding multiple children was easy. For the milestones, you can look at each section individually or use the tool that goes through all sections while you answer if your child can do the milestones. The answers are ‘yes’ ‘not yet’ and ‘no’. There are usually short videos that demonstrate the milestone. After you answer all the milestones, it provides you with a summary that you can email or send to your child’s physician. The summary is also saved in the app. This is a very easy to use and helpful app that I’m grateful to have found.

I love the milestones it goes through. It helps any parent keep an eye on current milestones as well as see what’s coming up next. My favorite part is how the app gives ideas on how to continue supporting development at home with play and daily routines. This is great for any parent to have for each child.