A development guide that moves with your child
Each card is short enough to read while the baby naps. It says what is likely changing now, suggests two or three games with things you already have at home, and lists what to watch for.
Corrected age for babies born early
If your baby was born before 37 weeks, add the due date and Oror counts the corrected age, the way paediatricians do. The guide then shows the cards that fit where your baby really is, not the calendar.
Activities you can tick
Every card has a few activities and milestones. Tick the ones you tried; the other parent sees the ticks too. It is a memory aid, not a test: there are no scores and no comparisons with other children.
Look ahead or go back
Swipe to the next week to see what is coming, or back to re-read something. Week 0 starts on the day of birth; after the first birthday the cards become monthly.
Written carefully
Every card is written and reviewed by our team before it is published. The guide gives general information about typical development. It does not diagnose and does not replace your paediatrician.
Questions
Is the guide free?
Yes. The development guide is free for every family.
My baby does not do what the card says yet. Should I worry?
Children reach milestones at different times, often weeks apart. Each card says which signs are worth raising with your paediatrician. If something worries you, ask a doctor — that is always the right call.
All features
Bedtime stories
Tales by Tumanyan, folk stories and new ones, with your child’s name in them. Read them, or let the phone read aloud.
Memories
A private album for each child: the day of birth, first times, growth, family tree, scans and documents.
Parents’ market
Sell, swap or give away clothes, shoes and toys your child has outgrown, to parents nearby. Chat inside the app.
Birthday planner
A checklist, the guest list and invitations by link — from choosing a theme to the cake.
School and kindergarten
A daily report from the teacher, announcements, consents in one tap and messages with the class.