Open the right age
Start with the current developmental-age checklist or browse earlier and future age bands.
From 2 months through 5 years
Notice a milestone. Keep the age and context.
Lullalog turns the CDC’s age-based developmental milestone checklists into illustrated rows you can understand, record and revisit with the rest of your child’s care history.
Informational—not developmental screening or diagnosis.
Matched to developmental ageThe current checklist follows age, including corrected age when gestational age is provided.
Illustrated explanationsOpen a row to see plain-language context and an everyday observation idea.
Dates stay with historyRecord when you observed a milestone and optionally sync it with caregivers.
A checklist designed for observation
Four steps from “I noticed that” to a useful record.
Milestones are easier to use when the app separates learning about a skill from deciding that you observed it.
Read the context
Tap an illustrated milestone row for an explanation and a natural way to watch for it.
Record what you saw
Tick the circle and keep the reached date. You can adjust the date if you noticed it earlier.
Clear detail without false certainty
A milestone card should explain—not predict.
Lullalog’s detail cards add practical context and illustrations while keeping the checklist’s role narrow.
- Checklists begin at 2 months, matching the CDC age bands used in the app.
- Earlier and current stages can be recorded; future stages remain available for preview.
- Corrected age helps avoid presenting a premature baby with a later developmental-age checklist.
- Completion follows the child profile through optional iCloud and caregiver sync.
The content is based on the CDC’s developmental milestones, which describe things most children—75% or more—can do by each age. It is not a screening or diagnostic tool. Talk with your child’s clinician if you have concerns or your child has lost skills.
Common questions
Use milestones as context, not a verdict.
What ages does the milestone tracker cover?
The CDC-based checklists in Lullalog run from 2 months through 5 years.
Does Lullalog use corrected age for premature babies?
Yes, when gestational age is provided. That developmental age is used to qualify the current checklist and other age-aware features.
Does checking a milestone mean my child passed a test?
No. It records your observation. Lullalog does not score, screen or diagnose development.
Can a co-parent see the milestone?
Yes, when the child profile is shared through optional iCloud caregiver sharing.
Related Lullalog features
Connect development with everyday care.
Remember the moment, not just the checkbox.
Download Lullalog to explore illustrated milestones and keep reached dates with your child’s private care history.
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