The baby development tracker that follows your baby, not a checklist.
Tell Emomo what your baby did today, in your own words. It becomes a dated milestone, tomorrow's activity, and a record your pediatrician can read, so you can feel confident nothing gets lost. You never tick a box.
Every baby gets
handed the same list.
It was written for pediatricians, and it does a good job for them. But somewhere between the clinic and your phone, a reference for doctors turned into a report card for parents, with a date your baby was supposed to tick each box by.
Learning Time catches them as they happen, and keeps them where they'll matter most: your baby's next check-up.
So we turned it around.
Learning Time starts with your baby, not the list. You say what happened, and Emomo does everything after that.
She reached for the rattle and pulled it close to her chest.
Speak it or type it, in whatever language you think in. Ten seconds, and you're done for the day.
Reaching & rolling
She's learning to plan what her hands do. This is called fine motor development. Every milestone Emomo knows was reviewed by pediatricians first, so you can trust what gets written down.
Peek-a-boo with texture
One activity, chosen for where your baby actually is this week, so you never have to wonder what to do with them today.
Everything you noticed becomes a two-page report you can bring to the next check-up, so you walk in with the whole picture, not the half you can remember.
Emomo is not a chatbot.
Emomo has one job: knowing your baby. Not the internet's babies, yours. What you noticed on Tuesday is why Emomo suggests what it suggests on Wednesday.
Some questions aren't ours to answer.
Ask Emomo about development and it will tell you what it knows. Ask whether that rash is normal, or whether the night waking means something, and it won't guess. It saves the question to your doctor's report instead.
The 2am question doesn't get answered at 2am. It gets asked at the appointment.
Two minutes today, a story for years.
Say what you noticed, and Emomo does the rest. Whoever's holding the phone, it becomes part of one record, ready whenever you need it.
A first · caught by youNice catch.Physical · First noticedPracticing new movements builds strength and control.Kept, word for word · in Mei's journal
Crinkle Sound DiscoveryLay your baby on their side with a toy or your face nearby to encourage rolling, balance, and comfortable movement.
Back-and-Forth Smile and Sound
Feet Meet HandsA record that's ready before you walk in.
As a check-up nears, Emomo quietly puts it together. Growth since the last visit. Every new first, dated the day you noticed it. And the questions you saved along the way, so the ones that mattered at 2am still get asked at 10. Two pages. Export whenever you want. Nothing to write up in the waiting room.
Emomo keeps the record. Notice a moment, and it is already filed for the next visit.
| Metric | Jan 28 | Mar 4 | May 12 | Jul 2 | Centile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight, kg | 4.4 | 6.1 | 6.6 | 7.2 | 75 ↔ |
| Length, cm | 56.0 | 60.1 | 65.4 | 68.0 | 68 ↔ |
| Head circ., cm | 38.1 | 40.4 | 42.6 | 43.6 | 66 ↔ |
One two-page summary. Growth, new firsts, and the questions you saved, ready to bring.
- Crawling, and what she does instead (since Jul 6)
- How much water alongside solids? (since Jul 2)
Two pages. Ready when you are.
Built on pediatric research.
Reviewed by pediatricians
Every milestone and activity is reviewed by practicing pediatricians in Indonesia and Hong Kong.
WHO growth standards
Growth is plotted against WHO Child Growth Standards, the same reference your own doctor uses.
Never against another baby
Always measured against what's typical for this age, never against another baby.
For every family,at every stage
You're joining parents from
Jakarta to Hong Kong.
Families who started with our toys and programs, and now carry Learning Time in their pocket.
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Questions parents ask first.
The milestones are there so your pediatrician can read the record. You're never shown them as a list to complete, and Learning Time never tells you your baby is missing one.
Yes, to understand what you write and match it to a milestone that pediatricians reviewed first. It doesn't invent advice, and every activity it suggests comes from a set that was approved before you ever opened the app.
No, and that's on purpose. Emomo saves the question to your doctor's report instead. We'd rather it say "ask your doctor" than guess.
Nothing happens. There's no streak to break and nothing to catch up on. Pick it up again whenever you have a moment.