Physical
Rolling, sitting, crawling and those first wobbly steps.
e.g. Sits without supportBuilt on Australian standards · ACECQA EYLF
The baby developmental appbuilt on Australian standards.
BabyLog is a baby developmental app that tracks your child's milestones against the framework educators and paediatricians use in Australia — so 'on track' means on track here. Log in a tap, and see what's coming next.
Free to log. Milestone tracking is part of Pro.
Why it's different
Milestones you can actually trust
Most trackers borrow a generic milestone list from who-knows-where. BabyLog's are built on the ACECQA Early Years Learning Framework — the national reference used across early childhood and child health in Australia. Local standards, local language, local check-up timing.
ACECQA EYLF frameworkAustralian English throughoutAligned to local check-up timing
The five areas
Five areas of development, one calm view
Language
Babbling, first words, and following little instructions.
e.g. Responds to their nameCognitive
Curiosity, problem-solving and figuring out how things work.
e.g. Looks for a hidden toySocial
Smiling, attachment, and playing alongside other children.
e.g. Plays peekabooEmotional
Expressing feelings, seeking comfort, and building trust.
e.g. Calms when heldIn the app
Tick them off as they happen
Open a milestone, mark it as one to watch, and capture the moment it happens — with the time and a note. No forms, no fuss.
How it works
Three taps, start to finish
1
Tap "Watching"
pick a handful of milestones to watch for at the same time — the ones coming up for your baby.
2
Choose the time
when it happens, pick the date or the exact time it occurred.
3
Add a note
jot down what you saw, and watch their progress build.
Logging your baby's day is free, forever. Developmental milestone tracking is part of BabyLog Pro (8 AUD/mo, or 5.33 AUD/mo billed yearly). Shared caregivers always log for free, and editors on a Pro baby can track milestones too.
Recording
See how fast you actually log
Open the card and tap Save. Date it exactly, roughly, or not at all — then search, filter, and bulk-edit the whole list. No typing required.
Reports
A report you can safely share
Turn everything you've logged into a clear report and hand it to the people around your child, without giving anyone an account or your login. The sample below is its milestones section.
1
Create a share link
Every report generates a revocable link paired with a 6-digit access code. Revoke it whenever you like.
2
They open it — no account
Your recipient enters the code and views the report in their browser, then can download a PDF. No BabyLog sign-up.
3
Share with who matters
A child & family health nurse at a check-up, or a childcare educator who wants a quick read on your child.
Checkup summary
Oliver — 9 months, at a glance
Parent-recorded observations from BabyLog, prepared for discussion with a health professional.
Milestones
parent-observedIn the 8 to 12 months stage Oliver's caregivers observed 40 of 45 milestones, with 3 newly noticed in this period.
Physical
18/18
Language
4/9
Thinking
12/12
Social
1/1
Emotional
5/5
Share of this stage’s milestones observed so far, by area — parent observations, not a score. Areas fill in at their own pace.
✓Raises self to sitting position
✓Transfers objects from hand to hand
✓Mature crawling, quick and fluent
○Imitates hand clapping
○Imitates actions and sounds
·Enjoys finger-rhymes
·Shouts to attract attention
·Vocalises loudly using most vowels and consonants, sounding like conversation
Based on ACECQA's Developmental Milestones and the EYLF/NQS resource. Milestones are parent/caregiver observations recorded in BabyLog — guidance for discussion, not a measure of progress.
Milestone guidance based on: Early Years Learning Framework Practice Based Resources — Developmental Milestones and the EYLF/NQS.
About this data. Built from logs recorded by Oliver's caregivers between 14 May – 10 Jun 2026 (Sydney time). Days with incomplete logging are excluded from averages.
A milestone-focused excerpt from a sample checkup report — these 8 rows show the newest milestones and the ones still being watched across 2 of the 5 developmental domains. The full report your recipient opens also covers feeds, sleep, nappies and growth.
Generating reports is a Pro feature. Anyone you share the link with views it free — no Pro, no account.
Good to know
Questions, answered
They're based on the ACECQA Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) — the same national reference early-childhood educators and child-health professionals use in Australia. It groups development into physical, language, cognitive, social and emotional areas.
No. BabyLog is a guide to typical development, not a diagnosis. Every baby grows at their own pace — if something's worrying you, your child health nurse or GP is the right call. Symptom info in BabyLog references healthdirect.
Logging feeds, sleep, nappies and more is free. Milestone tracking is a Pro feature, and editors on a Pro-shared baby get it too.
Watch them grow — the Australian way.
Start logging today, and let BabyLog show you what's coming next.