The problem
Parenting advice comes in floods, not sips
Books for each stage, forums, feeds full of opinions: most of it is for a different age, and none of it fits into a busy morning. What helps is one small, relevant idea you can try today.
Daily Parenting Tips · tips by age
Parenting tips by age: one a day, for each child
Add each child’s date of birth and every day you get one short, practical tip that fits their age right now, like “Weave letters and numbers into daily life: count stairs, spot letters on signs” for a four-year-old. One tip per child, no feed to scroll.
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- Newborn to 18
- One tip per child per day
- 5 languages
Who it is for
- Parents of babies, toddlers, kids and teens
- Families with children of different ages
- Grandparents and caregivers
- Parents raising kids in more than one culture or language
Before
- Advice for the wrong age
- Endless feeds and forums
- No time to read a book
With Daily Parenting Tips
- A tip for their exact age
- One per child, once a day
- Thirty seconds to read
How it works
Three steps, right in your browser
- 1
Add your children
An optional name, a date of birth and, if you like, a cultural context.
- 2
Read today’s tips
One tip per child, matched to their age band, from newborn to 18.
- 3
Come back tomorrow
A new tip each day, without repeats until the age band’s tips run out.
Made in Daily Parenting Tips
Real results, straight from the app
What is inside
Everything Daily Parenting Tips does
A tip per child
Matched to each child’s exact age.
Newborn to 18
Nine age bands, 288 tips.
Five languages
English, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian and Chinese.
Cultural context
Optional: Global, US, Brazil, Russia, China, Europe.
Stays on your device
Your children’s details are kept in the browser.
Dark mode + colours
Read it at night feeds without the glare.
One a day, for each child.
Daily Parenting Tips runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
5 days free · no credit card required.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What are good parenting tips by age?
Tips that fit what a child can do right now: for a toddler, that they usually play beside other children before they play with them; for a preschooler, weaving letters and numbers into daily life. The app picks one such tip a day for each child’s age.
Are the tips age-appropriate?
Yes. Add your child’s date of birth and the app shows tips for their age band, from newborn up to 18 years. There are twelve global tips and four for each cultural context in every age band.
Where does the advice come from?
The tips are short, practical suggestions written to follow widely published guidance (for example safe sleep, screen-time and activity recommendations), but they are not individually sourced. Treat them as ideas, not medical or professional advice; ask your paediatrician about health or development.
Can I add more than one child?
Yes. Each child gets their own tip each day.
Which languages are available?
English, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. The non-English versions were adapted from the English and have not been reviewed by a native speaker.
What is the cultural context option?
An optional setting that adds tips written for a specific context (US, Brazil, Russia, China or Europe) next to the global ones.
Do the tips repeat?
Not until the tips for that age band run out; then the app offers a review.
Where is my children’s data stored?
In your browser on your device.
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