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The same ten questions, every birthday
A keepsake for each kid: the same interview questions every birthday, height marks, a photo per year — plus a live "current sizes" card grandparents can read before buying clothes or gifts.
What Growth Journal does
Ask a four-year-old what they want to be and write it down. Ask again at five, and at six. Ten fixed questions every birthday, so you can watch 'a firefighter' become 'a marine biologist.'
Alongside the interview: height marks, weight, and one photo a year. And a current-sizes card, shirt, pants, shoes, coat, that grandparents can read before buying anything, with a jump to the kid's wish list.
How it works
- The same interview questions every birthday.
- Height, weight, and a photo or handprint scan per year.
- A live current-sizes card per kid.
- One-tap jump to that kid's Wish List.
- Adults write; the whole household, grandparents included, can read.
Who it's for
Parents who mean to keep a baby book and never quite do.
At a glance
- Who can use it
- Adults and kids
- Where it works
- Your household hub and shared Spaces
- Price
- Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge
Works well with
Guides that use Growth Journal
- The first year with a baby, when nobody in the house is sleeping — What is worth tracking in the newborn months, what is not, and how to keep a record of the year without adding a second job to a household running on no sleep.
Part of the library
Growth Journal is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Family apps or read the source on GitHub.
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