Baby growth charts

Your baby’s growth, charted from the numbers you bring home.

Every check-up produces three numbers and a slip of paper. EasyPeasyBaby turns them into a line for weight, one for height, and one for head circumference, so the trend is visible between visits.

EasyPeasyBaby Health tab with growth charts for weight and height drawn from logged measurements

What the growth chart shows

Health → Growth lists your logged measurements, oldest to newest, as a line chart per measure. Each check-up adds a point. The most recent value sits beside the chart title — 6.9 kg, 67.7 cm — so the current number is a glance away.

This is a growth record, not a growth calculator. EasyPeasyBaby does not overlay WHO or CDC percentile curves and does not tell you whether a number is “normal”. Interpretation belongs to your pediatrician; the app makes sure you arrive with the history.

  • Weight, height, head circumference, and temperature
  • One line chart per measurement
  • Latest value shown beside each chart
  • Shared with a co-parent on Family Premium

Logging a measurement

Open Health, keep the Growth chip selected, and tap Log measurement. Choose the measure, enter the value, and save. Doing it in the waiting room means the point is on the chart before you have left the clinic.

Growth next to everything else

The same Health tab keeps the vaccine checklist for your country schedule, the teething chart, and the medication log, and the rest of the app holds feeds, sleep, and diapers. When a doctor asks about feeding alongside weight, both are in the same app.

For the milestones that are not numbers

Growth is also first smiles and first steps. The Memories tab keeps a photo timeline of milestones — first smile, first step, first word, first tooth, or anything custom — with a date and note.

Not medical advice

Growth patterns vary widely and only a professional who examines your baby can assess them. Use the charts to remember and to share, not to self-diagnose.

Frequently asked questions

Does the app calculate growth percentiles?

No. It charts your logged values over time without percentile curves.

How often should I log growth?

Whenever you have a new measurement — usually after a check-up. The app does not prompt for measurements.

Can my partner see the charts?

Yes. On Family Premium both parents see the same Health tab.

Are growth charts free?

Yes. Growth charts are part of the free-forever core.

EasyPeasyBaby is a care log for parents, not a medical device. Wake windows, reminder intervals, and reports are general conveniences based on what you log — not medical advice. Talk to your pediatrician about your baby’s feeding, sleep, and growth.

Start tracking tonight.

EasyPeasyBaby is free on iPhone. Core logging stays free forever; Family Premium adds co-parent sharing, with a 14-day trial for new accounts.