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The children's app from the worldwide bestseller The Magic Weeks is a personalized weekly calendar of your baby's mental development that will keep you informed about the heels and limits, and the "difficult" phases of it.

THE BEST APPLICATION IN THE WORLD
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- Awarded as the Coolest App for Moms
- Best Application Awards 2013 and 2014 (Health and Wellness)
- Choice of Consumer and Gold by Mumii
- AprRx Top 10 Award for Child Health Applications
- NHS (UK) - List of Best Applications for Parents
- Awarded by Apple as Top 10 of the "Best of the Year 2016" in Australia, UK, Holland and many other countries.
- Top 25 application in health and wellness in most countries around the world.

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
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Track your baby's mental development
Learn all about your baby's heels and limits, and the "difficult" phases
Read the bestseller The Magic Weeks in this application
Take notes on a variety of subjects

Consider it a portable, brief version of the diagram of the jumping calendar of The Magic Weeks. While the book describes in in-depth, easy-to-understand terms related to the incredible developmental changes your baby experienced, the application is the perfect jumping calendar companion to track his mental development (for the first 20 months). By knowing what is happening inside your baby's head, you can help him make the leap more easily and stimulate his development.

The Magic Weeks application helps new parents with:
- A calendar showing when your baby takes a leap in his mental development
- What your baby can understand and learn after this mental leap
- What Your Baby Can Do After This Jump
- What you can do to help your baby

This app is also a helpful reminder about the brain's "jumping", or "jumping," of the baby to new parents, or about an expressive progress in the baby's mental development, and with each breakthrough a drastic change comes in the way he sees the world around him. Because of the sudden arrival of these jumps, the "new world" and the new abilities can sometimes be scary, and development may initially manifest as poor sleep, poor appetite, crying, attachment and irritability - tiring and frustrating the mother and the child. dad.

"Anyone who deals with babies and children will want to read The Magic Weeks." This book will open the eyes of parents to aspects of their children's growth, development, behavioral change, and emotional responsiveness that they otherwise might not realize or consider them confusing and exhausting. " - Dr. Catherine Snow, Professor Shattuck of Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education

Legal notice: This application is developed with the utmost care. Neither the developer nor the author shall, however, be liable for any damages arising from any inaccuracies or omissions in this application.