Stop guessing. Start watching.
digital milestone tracker
Digital Milestone Tracker
Maybe you're still pregnant, deep in car seat research, and starting to wonder if anyone is going to teach you what comes after the baby arrives.
Or maybe your baby is here, and you've already done the 2am Google search. You typed in one question and came out with forty answers, none of them yours.
Either way, you keep landing in the same place: a list of milestones with no explanation of what's underneath them, and a chorus of people telling you to just wait and see.
You don't need more opinions.
You need to know what to watch.
The Framework I Use in My Clinic. In Your Hands.
Most milestone lists tell you what your baby should be doing. They skip what I actually watch as a pediatric SLP: the feeding signals, the oral patterns, and the communication cues that show up long before anything looks like a concern.
That's the gap this tracker fills.
Inside: age-by-age signals from birth to 24 months. The four pillars I check in every child, which are feeding, oral motor, airway, and early communication. Plain language so you know what matters now and what can wait. And clear prompts for the moment it's time to call a provider.
This is not a checklist to stress over. It's how you stop going off gut alone.
"Aren't milestone lists free online?"
They are.
And they're why you're overwhelmed. Free lists tell you what. This tracker tells you what it means and what to do about it, from one clinical voice instead of forty tabs.
digital milestone tracker
Twenty seven dollars.
One simple tool.
Instant digital download. Use it from your baby's first week through their second birthday, and with every child after that.
Track Milestones With Confidence
Monitor your baby’s feeding, language, airway, oral motor, and developmental progress all in one place from birth through 24 months.
No more wondering if you’ll remember important details later. Everything is organized, clear, and easy to reference.
Log Bloom Signals As They Happen
Notice something new or concerning? Record it immediately with dates, notes, and patterns.
This helps you stop relying on memory and start building a clear developmental picture over time.
I made this for you.
I'm Mackenzie Shiba, M.S., CCC-SLP, CMT. Pediatric speech-language pathologist, feeding and myofunctional therapist, and a mom.
I built this tracker because parents deserve the same map I use in my clinic, before a concern ever shows up.