Bloomy: One small thing today

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See today's activity, then play for 10 minutes

No feed to scroll, no list to work through. Open the app and there is one thing to do today, chosen for your child's age.

9:41

MMầm18 months⌄

Good morning,

Just one small thing today.

3-day streakRecord 9 days ›

✓Mo✓Tu✓WeThFrSaSu

Do today to make the streak 4 days.

Morning

Stack, wait, pour
▷ Play · 10 minutes

AfternoonKick a ball while standing

EveningWrite down a small moment

Mầm's survey this week15 questions, about 3 minutesStart ›

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Today, at a glance

One activity for today, the day's plan, and your streak.

9:41

‹Today

▷ Play◷ 10 minutes

Stack, wait, pour

You need 4 to 6 wooden blocks or stacking cups.

How to play

Tap two blocks together, so Mầm watches your hands.

Wait with your hand out, so your child knocks it down or adds one more block.

Stack them together again, counting out loud: one, two.

◷ Shorter play⇄ Change activity

Done, save as a memory

What you need, up front

Steps, materials and time before you start, so play starts straight away.

9:41

MilestonesSkillsGrowing up

Milestones

A range, not a deadline.

AllGross motorLanguagePlay

Happening now

Kick a ball while standingGross motor

Puts two words togetherLanguage

Stacks a tower of 6 blocksPlay

Already done

✓Stacks a tower of 3 blocks12/10

✓Walks without holding on05/08

Coming up

Takes turns playing20 to 26 months

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Milestones, in progress

What is happening now, what is done, and what is coming next.

A child stacking wooden blocks, a hand offering another block

Play 10 minutes

Stack, wait, pour

You need 4 to 6 wooden blocks or stacking cups.

One thing is enough for today.

A toddler taking first steps toward a parent's open arms

Milestones

A range, not a deadline

Milestones are tracked in three groups, so you see progress, not pressure.

Happening now

Kicks a ball while standing. Puts two words together. Stacks a tower of 6 blocks.

Already done

Stacks a tower of 3 blocks. Walks without holding on.

Coming up

Takes turns playing, at 20 to 26 months.

Earlier or later is information, not a judgement.

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MilestonesSkillsGrowing up

Six-domain radar

Mầm, 18 months, survey on 22/10.

Mầm75% reference

◉GROSS MOTOR78%

See all six domains ›

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Development radar

Six domains, one picture

Each weekly survey draws six domains onto a single radar: gross motor, fine motor, language, cognition, social-emotional, and self-care. The dashed line is Bloomy's 75% reference.

This is not a diagnosis, and every child has their own pace.

Weekly survey

15 short questions, one tap each

Once a week, 15 short questions about one thing your child can do. Answer from what you have seen lately: done, practising, or not seen yet. One question asks whether your child walks without holding on to a person or furniture.

A parent and child playing together with picture cards

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‹Question 1 of 15

Gross motor

Mầm walks without holding on to a person or furniture.

Have you seen Mầm do this lately?

✓Done

◷Practising

Not seen yet

Your answers draw Mầm's radar.

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Start with one small thing today

Small things, kept. Download the app and play today's activity in 10 minutes.