A little taller. A little bigger.
Record height and weight from birth through age 18. Use centimeters and kilograms, or inches and pounds.
FOR ALL THE GROWING YEARS
They grow in the blink of an eye. Keep their height, weight, and growing story together in one simple iPhone app.
Explore MyKidGrowthDesigned for iPhone · iOS 17 and later

A peek at the app, with an example family.
SMALL ENTRIES. A BIGGER PICTURE.
A measurement today becomes a memory tomorrow.
Make it easy to keep track of both.
Record height and weight from birth through age 18. Use centimeters and kilograms, or inches and pounds.
Explore measurements alongside WHO and CDC growth references. Zoom in, select a point, and follow the bigger picture.
Give each child their own profile and measurement history. Revisit an entry and correct it when you need to.
TAKE A LITTLE LOOK
See how a handful of measurements comes together. Switch between height and weight, or try the units you use at home.
Try Emma’s example measurements
This website preview uses sample data. Your family’s measurements stay in the iPhone app.
Example family · 2026
Illustrative measurement trend. Reference curves appear in the app.
GROWING, TOGETHER
Keep a separate profile for each child, with all their measurements close at hand.
Start with data saved on your iPhone. When you choose to share, invite family through iCloud and choose edit or view access.
Starts on your device.
Local tracking works without an iCloud account. Family sharing is optional.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
MyKidGrowth is in development. An App Store download link will be added here when it’s available.
The app includes WHO 2006 and CDC 2000 growth references. Automatic uses WHO before age two and CDC from age two through age 18. You can also choose WHO through age five, or either CDC curve set.
No. You can keep profiles and measurements on your iPhone without one. Optional family sharing uses iCloud and requires an iCloud account.
Yes. The app supports metric and imperial entry and display, so you can use the units that feel familiar.
It compares a measurement with children of the same age and sex in the selected reference. Percentiles are estimates; a single measurement or percentile does not diagnose a health condition.
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MyKidGrowth for iPhone · In development