0–1 years
Baby
First smiles, first sounds, first rolls and reaches — a year of very fast change.
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My Child’s Journey
From birth through age 7
Understand, support, and celebrate every stage of your child’s journey.
Explore age-appropriate milestones, thoughtful activities, and progress from birth through age 7. Full guidance is currently available for ages 2 to 5.
Birth through age 7
Explore by age
Follow development in thoughtful, manageable age bands. Complete guidance is ready for ages 2 to 5.
1–3 years
Toddler
Words arriving quickly, busy hands, and big feelings that still need you close by.
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3–5 years
Preschool
Longer stories, endless questions, real friendships and growing independence.
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5–7 years
Early School
Reading, rules, longer games with friends, and doing more of the day alone.
Read about this stageSimple and supportive
How it works
01
Choose their age
An exact date of birth places your child in the right stage and age band.
02
Try something together
Pick practical activities made for ordinary days and familiar household items.
03
Notice the journey
Record what is already happening, still being learned, or not here yet.
Six parts of growing
Developmental areas
See the whole child through communication, thinking, movement, relationships and everyday skills.
Speech and language
Words, sentences, listening and being understood.
Thinking and learning
Sorting, counting, remembering and figuring things out.
Fine motor skills
Little hands: drawing, stacking, buttons and spoons.
Gross motor skills
Running, climbing, jumping and balancing.
Social and emotional
Playing with others, sharing and naming feelings.
Independence and daily skills
Dressing, tidying, eating and helping out.
Made for real family life
Activities for today
10 min · 24–27 months
Kitchen story walk
Turn putting away the shopping into a chatty two-word game.
See activity15 min · 30–33 months
Pasta threading necklace
Pinching and threading builds the grip used later for pencils.
See activity15 min · 48–54 months
Living room obstacle course
Four stations for jumping, balancing, crawling and hopping.
See activityTrack their journey
Small observations become a meaningful picture.
Keep calm, private notes about milestones and completed activities. With a free parent account they are saved privately to your account; if you are just looking around, sample activity stays in this browser only.
Open sample dashboardAge-matched recommendations
Six development areas
Simple progress overview
No comparisons or pressure
Why it helps
Clear guidance, without the pressure
Short, parent-friendly language
Ideas using things already at home
Supportive wording for every pace
No adverts, diagnosis or alarming claims
How to use this website
A few minutes a day is plenty.
Check your child’s current age range, try one short activity together, and note what you notice. Development is not a race, and there is nothing to catch up on.
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My Child’s Journey is for learning and inspiration only. Every child grows at their own pace. It does not replace advice from your pediatrician or a qualified specialist — please talk to them with any questions about your child's development.