One at a time, with space between
If something goes wrong, you know what caused it. That's why there are days with nothing new — they aren't gaps, they're the point.
We tell you what goes in today and what comes next. You keep a note with one tap — the rest, the order and the dates, we keep.
Recipes open without an account. The account is for what we keep for your child.
An example. Your rhythm and order come from your own answers.
If something goes wrong, you know what caused it. That's why there are days with nothing new — they aren't gaps, they're the point.
You say when each allergen is allowed, and nothing overrides it. Not even a date you pick yourself.
“They tried it” or “not today”. If there was a reaction, the plan stops on its own and tells you to talk to your doctor.
This does not replace medical advice. The order and the rhythm are a starting point — whatever your paediatrician tells you takes precedence.