The weekly note
What many children do around this age, in plain words, with its source (CDC, AAP or NHS). A picture of the season, not a test.
For parents of children aged 0 to 4
Each week, a short note on what's changing at your child's age, three simple ways to play, and a calm plan for the hard phases, like night wakings. Five to ten minutes, nothing to keep up with.
First week free, everything open.
$4.99 a month after that, or $39.99 a year.
How it works
No checklists, no scores, no streaks to protect.
Month and year only. We never ask for your name, an exact birthday or a photo.
A short note on what's changing at this age, with its source, and three ways to play using things you already have.
If nights are hard, pick a track: one small, step-by-step change each week. Switch or pause anytime.
Inside each week
Every week has the same calm shape, so you always know where to look.
What many children do around this age, in plain words, with its source (CDC, AAP or NHS). A picture of the season, not a test.
Short activities with things you already have, each tagged with the area it supports.
If you've added a track, this week's lesson sits right in the card: one small change, read in a few minutes.
Always open, every week, free. You don't have to wait for a checkup, and you know your child best.
Tracks
Each track is a short series of lessons, one small change at a time. The first two lessons of every track are free.
Birth to 4 years
Why nights change at each age, and the same calm steps to try at every waking.
First 2 lessons free6 to 24 months
Move away from night feeds gently. If feeding is painful or you're worried about weight, talk to a doctor or lactation consultant first.
First 2 lessons free1 to 4 years
Big feelings, calm responses. In progress and not in the app yet; it comes in an update.
Coming soonPricing
No free trial that turns into a charge. Your first week is free with everything open, and part of every week stays free for good. You pay only if you choose Plus.
Free
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No card needed.
Nanabi Plus
Prices in US dollars. Google Play shows the price for your country. Billed through Google Play; cancel anytime there.
What Nanabi is not
Questions
No. Nanabi gives general guidance for parents, based on public sources like the CDC, the AAP and the NHS. It does not replace your child's doctor. If you're worried about your child, talk to their doctor; every week has a page on when to do that.
Your first week has everything open. After that, every week you still get the weekly note, one way to play and "When to talk to your doctor", plus the first two lessons of every track. Plus opens the other activities and every lesson.
Instead of a short trial, part of Nanabi is free for good, and your first week has everything open. Nothing starts charging on its own: you pay only if you choose Plus, monthly or yearly.
Only the birth month and year, and a nickname if you add one. No name, no exact birthday, no photos, no health records. You can delete your data anytime; see Delete your data and our Privacy policy.
Nanabi is coming to Google Play first, in English and Turkish, for parents in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Türkiye.
Android first. English and Turkish.