Pathways.org helps you understand what your baby should be doing and gives you expert-designed activities to support each milestone. Family Stork records those milestones inside a lifelong timeline that also holds checkups, vaccines, allergies, and everything else. Different tools, different jobs — here's where each one fits.
Pathways.org is a developmental guidance and activity app from a nonprofit with 40+ years in pediatric development. It shows age-specific milestones from the CDC and AAP, offers hundreds of expert-designed play activities, tracks your baby's progress on a personalized dashboard, and includes diaper and feeding logs. It's available in 21 languages and is backed by pediatric research.
Family Stork is a lifelong family health timeline. Milestones are one part of a record that also includes checkups, growth measurements, vaccines, allergies, specialist visits, and lab results. Records flow in from clinics, from paper photos, and from portal exports. The AI organizes everything chronologically and lets you ask questions about your child's health history.
Expert-designed activities. Hundreds of play activities created by pediatric therapists — each one tied to a specific developmental stage.
CDC/AAP milestones. Know exactly what to look for at each age, with real-life video examples showing what milestones look like in practice.
Personalized daily dashboard. Open the app, see what to do today based on your baby's age. No searching or guessing.
Feeding and diaper tracking. Log feeds and diapers, set reminders, and see weekly trends to bring to well-baby visits.
Sharable with caregivers. Partners, grandparents, and nannies can all see the same dashboard and stay on the same page.
40+ years of trust. A nonprofit with deep pediatric expertise — not a startup guessing at developmental science.
Milestones in context. "First steps at 13 months" lives alongside the 12-month checkup, the allergy diagnosis at 14 months, the growth measurements from that quarter. The whole picture.
One record, all providers. Checkups, vaccines, specialist visits, ER trips — from every clinic, in one timeline. Not just milestones.
Records-inbox email. Give it to any clinic. Visit summaries arrive and file themselves on the timeline.
Paper capture. Snap the vaccine card, the allergy test results, the growth chart printout. AI reads and organizes the data.
Ask anything. "When did she start walking?" or "What vaccines did he get at his 4-month visit?" The record answers.
Birth-to-18 handoff. The complete timeline — milestones and everything else — transfers to your child when they're ready.
At every well-child visit, your doctor asks about development. Pathways.org helps you know what to look for between visits. Family Stork helps you show the doctor what you've observed — alongside the rest of the health record they need to see.
If your pediatrician flags a developmental concern, the specialist will want a full picture — not just milestone data, but medical history, growth patterns, medications, and prior evaluations. That's where a complete health record matters.
At age 3 or 5, schools may request developmental and health records. Pathways.org helped you support development along the way. Family Stork gives you the documented record to share — milestones reached, immunizations complete, conditions managed.
If you're looking for daily activities, milestone guidance, and developmental play ideas backed by pediatric experts — Pathways.org is outstanding at that. It's a teaching tool that helps you support your baby's growth through purposeful interaction.
If you need a durable record of your child's health — milestones alongside checkups, vaccines, allergies, and every other medical touchpoint — that's a different job. One tracks progress in real time. The other keeps the story forever.
The best approach for many families: use Pathways.org to guide development day by day, and Family Stork to record the health journey year by year.
Milestones, checkups, vaccines, allergies, growth — one record from birth.
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