CDC's Milestone Tracker Hack 2.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 2.4
ID: gov.cdc.ncbddd.actearly.milestones
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Description
Milestones matter! Track your child’s milestones from age 2 months to 5 years with CDC’s easy-to-use checklists; get tips from CDC to support your child’s development; and find out what to do if you ever have concerns about your child's development.
From birth to age 5, your child should reach milestones in how he or she plays, learns, speaks, acts and moves. Photos and videos in this app illustrate each milestone and make tracking them for your child easy and fun! Spanish photos and videos are coming soon!
Features:
• Add a Child – enter personalized information about your child or multiple children
• Milestone Tracker – track your child’s development by looking for important milestones using an interactive checklist
• Milestone Photos and Videos – know what each milestone looks like so that you can better identify them in your own child.
o Due to COVID-19, photos and videos to support the updated milestones have been delayed for the Spanish checklists but will be added in a future update.
• Tips and Activities – support your child’s development at every age
• When to Act Early – know when it’s time to “act early” and talk with your child’s doctor about developmental concerns
• Appointments – keep track of your child’s doctors’ appointments and get reminders about recommended developmental screenings
• Milestone Summary – get a summary of your child’s milestones to view, and share with or email to your child’s doctor and other important care providers
For more information and free tools to help you track your child’s milestones, visit www.cdc.gov/ActEarly.
*This milestone checklist is not a substitute for a standardized, validated developmental screening tool. These developmental milestones show what most children (75% or more) can do by each age. Subject matter experts selected these milestones based on available data and expert consensus.
CDC does not collect or share any personal information that can be used to identify you or your child.
From birth to age 5, your child should reach milestones in how he or she plays, learns, speaks, acts and moves. Photos and videos in this app illustrate each milestone and make tracking them for your child easy and fun! Spanish photos and videos are coming soon!
Features:
• Add a Child – enter personalized information about your child or multiple children
• Milestone Tracker – track your child’s development by looking for important milestones using an interactive checklist
• Milestone Photos and Videos – know what each milestone looks like so that you can better identify them in your own child.
o Due to COVID-19, photos and videos to support the updated milestones have been delayed for the Spanish checklists but will be added in a future update.
• Tips and Activities – support your child’s development at every age
• When to Act Early – know when it’s time to “act early” and talk with your child’s doctor about developmental concerns
• Appointments – keep track of your child’s doctors’ appointments and get reminders about recommended developmental screenings
• Milestone Summary – get a summary of your child’s milestones to view, and share with or email to your child’s doctor and other important care providers
For more information and free tools to help you track your child’s milestones, visit www.cdc.gov/ActEarly.
*This milestone checklist is not a substitute for a standardized, validated developmental screening tool. These developmental milestones show what most children (75% or more) can do by each age. Subject matter experts selected these milestones based on available data and expert consensus.
CDC does not collect or share any personal information that can be used to identify you or your child.
Version history
2.4
2023-03-13
• Addition of photos and videos to support the new and updated English milestones
2.3
2022-07-19
· Updated privacy policy
· Minor bug fixes
· Minor bug fixes
2.2
2022-03-01
• New 15-month and 30-month checklists
• Updated tips and milestones for all ages
• Checklist history for existing users of the app to have access to their data from the old milestones
• *Please note* due to previous social distancing restrictions, photos and videos to support the new and updated milestones have been delayed, but will be added in a future update
• Updated tips and milestones for all ages
• Checklist history for existing users of the app to have access to their data from the old milestones
• *Please note* due to previous social distancing restrictions, photos and videos to support the new and updated milestones have been delayed, but will be added in a future update
2.1
2021-05-21
• Bug fix to avoid loss of data for future app updates
• Minor text updates
• Bug fixes to prevent app crashes
• Minor text updates
• Bug fixes to prevent app crashes
2.0
2021-03-12
- Milestone Tracker has been redesigned to improve user experience
- Ability to add photo to child profile
- Ability to adjust checklist age for children born prematurely
- Ability to add photo to child profile
- Ability to adjust checklist age for children born prematurely
1.1.87
2020-08-01
Bug fixes
1.1.86
2020-02-06
Notification and Mail App Bug Fix
1.1.85
2019-07-17
Minor bug fix
1.1.80
2019-06-06
Updated website links
1.1.54
2019-04-23
•Added information on finding Early Intervention services
•Added information on how to account for prematurity
•Updated 18-month-old and 2-year-old notifications to include autism screening reminder
•Updated language selector on the “Show Doctor” page
•Added information on how to account for prematurity
•Updated 18-month-old and 2-year-old notifications to include autism screening reminder
•Updated language selector on the “Show Doctor” page
1.1.48
2019-03-04
- Minor Bug Fixes
- Improved Notifications for an improved UI/UX experience
- Updated timing for receiving checklists
- Improved Notifications for an improved UI/UX experience
- Updated timing for receiving checklists
1.1.34
2018-10-16
• Introduced Spanish-language support
• Improved UI/UX for a more fluid experience
• Optimized sharing options to better connect with your child's physician
• Minor bug fixes
• Improved UI/UX for a more fluid experience
• Optimized sharing options to better connect with your child's physician
• Minor bug fixes
1.0.50
2017-10-12
•Implemented various copy edits, bug fixes and UI/UX upgrades.
•Added ability to review app without creating a child.
•Added several new notifications and pop-up messages to highlight critical areas of the app.
•Implemented new page for showing milestone results to a doctor.
•Added ability to review app without creating a child.
•Added several new notifications and pop-up messages to highlight critical areas of the app.
•Implemented new page for showing milestone results to a doctor.
1.0
2017-05-11
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Ratings
4 out of 5
129 Ratings
Reviews
Chrissy7318,
Can use a few updates
I like this app so far. I’ve been using it for a few weeks and like how the information is populated for the child’s age. I do think they could use a minor update on how the milestones are tracked in correlation to the age you enter for your child. For instance my child is 22 months and I skipped ahead and checked off items for her in the 30 month old section and expected that it would tell me how she is tracking based on other children her age but instead it registered as she might be delayed because I didn’t check all the sections in the 30 month old section. It would be a nice addition if this feature was updated. Otherwise the app seems to work pretty well.
Hdbdksbd,
Nice idea poorly executed
As a mother of an infant, and as a family doctor, I like the concept of this app. However, in doctor language, the sensitivity of this app is too high and the specificity is too low. If a child is missing any of approximately 10 milestones at each age point, the app labels them as missing milestones and recurrently urges the parent to bring them in for evaluation. My typically developing infant has been labeled as missing milestones at each age cut off, and I suspect 90% of children would. Fortunately, as a doctor, I’m able to recognize that this is a failing of the app, rather than a failing of my child, but a mother without as much medical knowledge could be truly alarmed. It would be far more useful if it used a higher cut off for labeling a child as missing milestones, such as if a child missed multiple milestones at one age group, or was missing milestones of a younger age group. As it is, I would not recommend this to parents. The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is that it is interesting to see what approximately your child should be learning at their age, as long as you know enough not worry if they are missing one or two skills.
itsjessicaclark,
Great app and question for developers
I used to recommend this app to parents for work, and now I’m using it for myself. It’s great to track milestones, and it directly correlates with the Ages and Stages Questionnaire. I love the activities and the opportunity for anticipatory guidance so parents know what to look out for.
I have a question for the developers. Is there an opportunity to share a child with another caregiver on a separate device? I’m interested in sharing developmental progress with my husband so that he can see what I input on his own device and visa versa. If this is a possibility, I will edit my review to reflect 5 stars instead of 4. Thank you!
I have a question for the developers. Is there an opportunity to share a child with another caregiver on a separate device? I’m interested in sharing developmental progress with my husband so that he can see what I input on his own device and visa versa. If this is a possibility, I will edit my review to reflect 5 stars instead of 4. Thank you!
dualr,
Version 2.0 is a nice upgrade
This app is really the best resource I’ve seen for tracking your child’s development over time. The only downside to version 2.0 is that all your data from the prior version gets erased. Wish the app had a way to share child data with other people/devices. The developer could allow data sharing/transfer via airdrop or maybe email in the event they don’t want to store data for users.
lpanbos,
Could do more
The best resource for information on milestones and checking them off and knowing when to talk to your pediatrician.
However it’s a very small scope of functionality and I’d only have reason to open the app about once every month or just before appointments.
I’d love it if it recommendations on amount of time you should spend doing things like tummy time and other activities and have a timer/tracker for that. Then I would use the app everyday.
However it’s a very small scope of functionality and I’d only have reason to open the app about once every month or just before appointments.
I’d love it if it recommendations on amount of time you should spend doing things like tummy time and other activities and have a timer/tracker for that. Then I would use the app everyday.
wendy red mac,
Glitch
I love this app. Wonderful videos for families to understand each question. I encourage my clients to download and use. However, several families have noted when they enter their child’s date of birth, it incorrectly gives them the month. A child born in September who is currently 8mo is showing 6 months in the app. She and I both entered info several times to no avail. This has happened with several families.
Dilldano,
As a pediatrician, I highly recommend this app.
This is a wonderfully useful app (particularly since it is free). The milestone checklist with photo / video descriptions and the appointment reminders are awesome. It even allows you to make notes and email / print out the milestones met and your personal notes for the doctor visit. The development and public distribution of this app is a good use of our tax dollars.
Kpyouri,
Like this app but says my child is 14 months when he’s 2 months
My baby was born in November 2020 but the app keeps showing as 14 month old baby. I think this is a bug?
~update~
Lol fail. User error. Pregnancy brain still happens post partum apparently
~update~
Lol fail. User error. Pregnancy brain still happens post partum apparently
Cajesamson,
It’s okay...
The app gives milestones but doesn’t account for the actual windows, your kid may be several months behind but still okay developmentally. They may be different at the beginning of the month than the end of the month. Take everything with a grain of salt... it’s good to acknowledge what your goals are for your child.
TerrenceRogue,
Pass/Fail Test
I dislike that not meeting an expectation is an instant fail without taking into account other advanced skills or extenuating circumstances. Potentially ambidextrous child? Automatic fail for lacking a dominant hand.
I also dislike that it doesn’t show you the next year up and let you mark off or work towards those goals.
I also dislike that it doesn’t show you the next year up and let you mark off or work towards those goals.
