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Child development

Your child’s growth and development, in one place

Milestones, growth charts and birth history for each child, beside the rest of their health record.

A photo of the book counts too

Where exora is sure, it ticks the milestone. Where it is not, it asks you.

Milestones, from 2 months to 5 years

The CDC's Learn the Signs. Act Early. list, which the NSW Blue Book in Australia is based on. You can switch lists.

  1. 1
    Tick what they can do
  2. 2
    Open one to mark it emerging, not yet or a concern
  3. 3
    Share a report for the next check, from the iPhone and Android apps
  4. Born early? Milestones follow their corrected age.
The milestones checklist at the 18 month checkpoint, with four milestones ticked and one still open.
Checklist
The Journey view: a winding path with a stop at each checkpoint, 15 months all achieved and 18 months under way, and a small walking-baby illustration.
Or the Journey view

Growth charts with percentiles

Measurements from their documents, plotted on WHO charts to age 2 and CDC charts from 2 to 20.

Birth history, filled in

Read from a discharge summary, each figure linked to its source. The mother's facts are labelled as context.

Or just tell it

Mention a measurement in chat and it offers to add it. Nothing is added until you tap.

Does this replace my child's health book?

No. If you were given a child health book, such as the Blue Book in NSW, the red book in the UK or the Well Child Tamariki Ora book in NZ, keep taking it to every check. exora does not connect to any of them or to any government health system, and it is not medical advice. If something worries you, talk to your nurse or doctor.

Start with their next check

Add a photo of the book page. Free to start.

Get started free

Illustrations use sample data.