Your baby's health, all in one record
Track illnesses, fever, medications and doctor visits, and never miss a vaccination — a clear health history to bring to every pediatrician appointment.
Sunny Seed keeps your baby's health history in one calm place: illnesses and fever, symptoms, medications with dose and time, and doctor visits with reasons and notes. When you call or visit the pediatrician, the full timeline is ready instead of scattered across memory and chat screenshots.
The built-in vaccination schedule is based on the WHO immunization program (WHO EPI), with reminders three and seven days before each dose. Vaccinations always follow chronological age — even for premature babies — so the schedule stays correct, and with partner access both parents see what has already been given or is coming up.
Vaccination schedule
A vaccination schedule based on the WHO immunization program (WHO EPI), with reminders 3 and 7 days before each dose is due.
Illness & fever log
Record symptoms, temperature and how long an illness lasted — useful context when you call or visit the doctor.
Medications
Log what you gave, the dose and when — so both parents can see what has already been administered.
Doctor visits
Keep reasons, dates and notes from each appointment in one place, ready to review before the next one.
Chronological age for shots
Vaccinations always use chronological age — even for premature babies — so the schedule stays correct.
Add a health event
Log an illness, a medication, a doctor visit, or mark a vaccination as done.
Get timely reminders
Sunny Seed reminds you 3 and 7 days before each upcoming vaccination.
Bring the history to the doctor
Open a clear timeline of illnesses, medications and shots at your next appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Which vaccination schedule does Sunny Seed use?
A schedule based on the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization (WHO EPI). You can mark doses as done or skipped, and get reminders 3 and 7 days before each due date.
Do vaccinations use corrected age for premature babies?
No. Vaccinations always follow chronological age, even for premature babies — only growth charts use corrected age.
What health information can I track?
Illnesses and fever, symptoms, medications with dose and time, and doctor visits with reasons and notes — all on one timeline.
Can both parents see the health history?
Yes. With partner access, both parents share the same health record, so everyone sees what has already been given or scheduled.


