Growing with your family • Parenting guidance, thoughtful essentials, and a free companion app coming soon Early-stage mockup
Free parenting app · coming soon

Your parenting sidekick. Coming soon.

One welcoming place for developmental milestones, practical parenting guidance, personalized suggestions, and support for you, too.

Helpful parenting resources should be accessible whether or not you shop with us. The Stork app is planned to be free to use on its own: no purchase, no subscription.

Not available yet • This page previews what we're planning

App concept preview
Good morning, SamStork
M Maya ยท 4 monthsStage: reaching & exploring
Try this weekTummy-time texture play: lay out a few soft fabrics and let Maya reach for them.
Coming upMany babies start rolling from tummy to back around now. Here's what you might notice.
How are you doing?A quick check-in for you, too. However you're feeling is okay.
Optional idea for this stageSoft crinkle books and grasping toys. Explore toys for this stage
What we're planning

Built around your child's stage, and you.

Baby Development & Milestones

  • Follow common developmental milestones by age
  • Learn what changes may be happening as your child grows
  • Discover age-appropriate play and learning ideas
  • Optionally personalize the experience with information about your child

Guidance for Parents

  • Helpful educational articles
  • Age-based tips and checklists
  • Information about feeding, sleep, play and other everyday topics
  • A centralized collection of resources for new parents

Personalized Recommendations

  • Suggestions for toys, clothing, books and essentials for your child's stage
  • Helpful reminders about changing product needs
  • Optional connections to Stork's shopping and delivery features

Supporting Parents, Too

  • Optional check-ins about how you're feeling
  • Educational resources about postpartum recovery and well-being
  • Supportive, nonjudgmental messaging
Guidance first

Product ideas only when they're helpful.

Advice comes first. If a product could help with what your child is doing right now, you'll see an optional idea beneath it. Never a pop-up, never pressure.

Concept preview
For Maya, 4 monthsYour little one is starting to explore textures and reach for toys. Here are a few activities to try this week.
  • Offer two different fabrics and let them reach
  • Hold a rattle just out of reach during tummy time
  • Read a high-contrast board book together
Explore toys for this stage

Free, and useful on its own

  • No purchase or subscription needed to use the app
  • Personal details are optional; a due date or birthday is enough to get stage-based guidance
  • Shopping features are there if you want them, and easy to ignore if you don't

What the app won't do

  • Diagnose conditions or monitor medical symptoms
  • Provide medical oversight or replace your pediatrician, midwife or doctor
  • Judge your choices. Every family does this differently

Milestones vary from child to child. If you're ever worried, talk with your child's healthcare provider.

The app is coming soon.

There's no app download or sign-up yet. In the meantime, explore the rest of the concept.