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Rowan is 3 years, 11 months old

21 day streak

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Care · Tue 22 Sep

Progress · Tue 22 Sep

How today is tracking against what is typical for this age.

  • Sleep
    0m / 10h-13h

Level-up · Tue 22 Sep

Toolkit

For the everyday wins and the hard bits.

Rowan’s stats

Each bar is real experience toward the next level. Early play awards less than later skills.

Level 9
FitnessDexterityIntelligenceSocialCreativitySelf-care
Stat breakdown
  • Fitness
    Lv 7

    360 / 700 XP

  • Dexterity
    Lv 3

    58 / 300 XP

  • Intelligence
    Lv 2

    182 / 200 XP

  • Social
    Lv 4

    233 / 400 XP

  • Creativity
    Lv 1

    30 / 100 XP

  • Self-care
    Lv 2

    21 / 200 XP

Creativity has the least experience so far.

Still open today

  • Color cards
  • Drawing and mark making
  • Blocks and construction
  • Pretend play
  • Music and singing
  • Dancing and movement to music
  • + 1 more
All 7 activities that help
  • Color cards
  • Drawing and mark making
  • Blocks and construction
  • Pretend play
  • Music and singing
  • Dancing and movement to music
  • Playdough and sensory play

Level 9

Rowan has earned 4,084 experience across all areas.

416 to level 10

Logging streak21 days

Kept up by either parent logging anything.

21

days in a row

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best run

Who logged what130 entries
  • 🏆Alex72 · 55%
  • Sam58 · 45%

This counts entries logged, not effort. Plenty of care never gets tapped into an app.

Memories

Milestones

11 saved so far.

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Their words

Every new word, and the things they say.

Today’s read

A new myth and a new question each day.

Mythbuster

False

“Cute nicknames for private parts are more suitable for little children.”

What’s true

The recommends teaching the correct names for all body parts, including the genitals. It shows these parts are not shameful or secret, and helps children tell an adult clearly if something is wrong.

PromisingHow sure is this correction?

Some good quality research supports this, but it is not settled science.

This rating is for the correction above, not the myth.

Question of the day

Can my child follow a vegetarian or vegan diet?

Vegetarian diets that include dairy and eggs can easily meet a young child's needs. Fully vegan diets can too, with careful planning, but they need reliable sources of vitamin B12, vitamin D, iron, calcium and zinc, often from supplements. Talk to your pediatrician or a dietitian before you start.

Toddler years

From first birthday to kindergarten: checkups, safety, sleep and the big steps, surfaced as each one comes up.

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Safety

  • Stay rear-facing until the seat's limitOverdueTurn the seat forward only once they reach the highest rear-facing height or weight the seat allows. For many convertible seats that's well past age 2. Bent legs are fine.
  • Use a booster only once the harness is outgrownA five-point harness is safest for as long as it fits, at least to age 4 and often to 5 or beyond. Move to a booster only when they pass the forward-facing harness limits.
  • Teach their full name and your phone numberPractice it as a song or game. Also teach them who to ask for help if they get lost, like a parent with children or someone at a checkout.

Health

  • Flu shot this seasonEvery fall, ideally by the end of October. Worth doing before they start school and meet a lot more germs.
  • Hearing test at the 4 year checkupA quick screen with headphones. Ask sooner if you have any worries about their speech or hearing.

Big steps

  • Register for kindergartenUsually in the spring before they start. Check your district's age cutoff and what documents you'll need, like proof of address and vaccination records.

Log · Tue 22 Sep

Everything from this day. Undo or edit if a time was wrong.

  • ToothbrushingSam · 1:00 PM
  • Reading together15mAlex · 12:00 PM
  • Family meal togetherSam · 11:00 AM
  • Outdoor play1h 14mAlex · 9:00 AM
  • PuzzlesAlex · 7:00 AM
  • Time with other childrenSam · 4:00 AM
  • Counting and number playSam · 2:00 AM
  • Washing handsAlex · 1:10 AM
  • ToothbrushingAlex · 1:00 AM