Free for good. Pro for the whole family.

No. It gives general, evidence-based information and keeps your family’s record. It never diagnoses, never suggests medication or doses, and never estimates the risk of your particular pregnancy or child. For a symptom, ask your doctor, midwife or pediatrician.

If a question describes a possible emergency, The Childhood Journal shows the emergency card first, with the numbers for your province or territory: 911, your nurse line, the poison centre, the 988 crisis line. In Nunavut, where there is no 911, it says so and tells you who to call instead. It cannot call for help for you: if in doubt, call first.

Yes, for good: your child’s timeline, the trackers, the Canada guide, the tools and 3 questions a day, with no card. Pro adds more questions, more children and the family features. The emergency card is never behind a paywall.

You. Answers are written by an AI provider bound by contract, which receives the question and a summary of the timeline: never your child’s first name, and never for training. We do not sell or advertise.

Yes. Settings lets you download everything as a file, or delete your account and all its data, yourself and at once.

Pro holds up to 3 children, each with their own timeline and their own pencil colour.

French, English, Spanish and Arabic: the app, the answers, the emergency cards and the emails. More will follow, for the communities that make Canada.