Baby tracker & child development
Peace of mind every day
Track sleep, feedings, and diapers, learn about developmental leaps, and get age-appropriate recommendations for exercises, games, and sleep.
❤️ tracker for over 1 million parents
Your baby’s day at a glance
In the first few months, the days can blur together. When did your baby eat? How long did they sleep? When was the diaper changed? Almy saves important events and turns individual entries into a clear picture of the day.
Feeding
Breastfeeding, formula, pumping, and solids. Track intervals and amounts.
Care
Diapers, gas, fussiness, and other daily events. Notice changes in how your baby is feeling.
Development
Skills, developmental leaps, and age-based recommendations. Mark those first important milestones.
Exercises
Step-by-step exercises for motor skills and coordination. Selected for your baby’s age.
Games
Fun developmental games for every day. They strengthen your bond with your child and support curiosity.
You don’t have to keep everything in your head
Caring for a baby requires constant attention. It’s especially hard to keep everything in mind when you’re short on sleep and every day brings something new.
Log events in just a few seconds, and Almy will neatly bring them together into one story.
“Fewer thoughts of ‘I’m not getting anything done.’ More of a feeling that everything is under control.”
Don’t just log it — notice the changes
When events are brought together, it becomes easier to notice your baby’s usual routine, changes in behavior, and patterns in everyday life.
A developmental leap won’t catch you off guard
Sometimes your baby suddenly becomes more unsettled, wants to be held more often, or sleeps worse. This may coincide with another stage of development.
Almy will let you know in advance when a developmental leap is approaching, explain what may change, and suggest how to support both your baby and yourself.
Stage 1: Before
Learn when a new period is approaching.
Stage 2: During the leap
Get a clear explanation of possible changes.
Stage 3: After
See which new skills your baby may develop.
Development — without comparisons or pressure
Every baby develops at their own pace. Almy helps you understand which skills typically appear at certain ages and what they may look like in everyday life.
Age-based skills
Tips on gross and fine motor skills, speech, and social interaction.
Clear examples
No complicated or vague terminology. Just real-life examples of how a skill can show up during play.
Sleep support
Tips on sleep routines and bedtime rituals, plus tracking nighttime wake-ups.
Activity ideas
Simple, gentle games for strengthening back muscles, developing grasping skills, and attention.
“Everything is under control — now I can calmly follow my baby’s development without missing anything.”
Games that support development
Developmental games are selected by age and help strengthen the bond between parent and baby.
Age: 2–4 months • First games
At this age, your baby starts following objects and responding to voices. It’s a great time for simple sensory games and early interaction.
Development cards
Simple images for practicing attention and your baby’s first visual games.
Support your baby’s development every day
Almy selects simple exercises for every age — for coordination, muscle strengthening, and overall physical development. Clear explanations help you practice with confidence.
Selected by age
Exercises are selected with your baby’s age and current stage of development in mind.
Coordination development
Muscle strengthening, balance, and motor skills — step by step, at a comfortable pace.
Simple explanations
Each exercise is explained in clear language — so you know what to do and how to do it.
Daily activity
Short daily sessions build a habit and support development.