Baby Suite
Journeys detects your exact phase, from early pregnancy to age five, and turns it into a short tickable list, honest milestone context and timely warnings for the long-lead stuff. No ads, ever.
Three to five tickable things for your exact phase — book this, buy that, watch for this — instead of an ocean of articles. Your partner sees the same list; tick something and it's ticked for both of you.
Daycare waitlists can run a year. Benefit applications have deadlines. Journeys flags the long-lead items early — while acting on them is still easy — and keeps quiet about everything that can wait.
What's developmentally typical in your phase, told reassuringly, with the honest range of "normal" — instead of the midnight forum spiral. Weekly pregnancy facts keep the bump weeks interesting too.
Checkups, vaccination moments and food guidance follow where you actually live, with an international fallback if your country isn't covered yet. In your language too: English, Dutch, French, Italian or Spanish.
A private family diary with letters your child opens years from now. Premium turns the whole journey into a keepsake book you can print.
The current phase — checklist, milestones, guidance — is free. Baby Suite Premium unlocks the full library and extras across all three apps for everyone in the family, with one subscription. See what's free and what Premium costs →
It knows your due date or your child's birthday, works out the phase you're in, and shows what matters right now: a short checklist, what's developmentally typical, what's coming next, and the long-lead things to start early. It runs from early pregnancy to age five.
Your current phase is free in full — checklist, milestones and guidance. Premium adds the complete phase library, the family diary and keepsake book, and the rest of the suite's extras. Details on the pricing page.
Nothing to migrate and nothing to re-buy: the same app rolls from bump weeks into newborn phases automatically, and your history comes along. Baby Nest picks up the day-to-day tracking whenever you want it.
Yes — checkup schedules, vaccination moments and food advice differ per country, and Journeys follows yours, with an international fallback otherwise.
Yes. One family account, shared progress: ticks, milestones and diary entries sync between you, live.
No. Journeys offers practical parent guidance and describes what's typical; it never diagnoses, and it's not a substitute for your midwife, consultatiebureau or doctor. For anything health-related, they come first.
Yes. The guidance content is curated by us; where something is AI-generated, it says so, every time.
Baby Journeys is one of three apps on one family account: