The health records a pediatrician asks about, in one tab.

Growth measurements over time

Under Health → Growth, tap Log measurement and enter weight, height, head circumference, or temperature. Each measurement becomes a point on a line chart, oldest to newest, so you can see the trend between visits. The charts plot your own entries; EasyPeasyBaby does not draw percentile curves or interpret the numbers — that is your pediatrician’s job.

• Weight, height, head circumference, and temperature
• Line chart per measurement, oldest to newest
• Latest value shown beside each chart

A vaccine checklist for your country

Health → Vaccines lists the doses from the schedule you choose — France, United States, or the WHO schedule — as a checklist. Mark each dose done as it happens at the clinic, and see what is still ahead. The list is a reminder aid based on public schedules; confirm timing with your doctor or clinic.

Teething chart

When a tooth comes in, open Health → Teething and tap it on the upper-and-lower chart. The count of teeth logged updates, and you have a record of which came first and when — something surprisingly hard to remember a year later.

Medication log

Under Health → Medications, enter the name, dose, and frequency your doctor prescribed and save it. Mark it Stopped when the course ends. Two parents sharing the app see the same list, which avoids the “did you already give it?” moment.

Not a medical device

EasyPeasyBaby records what you enter. It does not diagnose, does not set doses, and does not replace advice from a qualified professional. Bring the log to appointments; make decisions with your pediatrician.

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