Editor Reviews

This app is super handy! It gives you all the deets on when to take your kid to the hospital depending on their symptoms or diagnosis. Plus, it's got a vaccination schedule too. The cool thing is, it was mainly put together by the Saku Medical Association in Nagano Prefecture and can be used as a learning tool for folks in pediatric emergency medicine.

The app has some cool features that can help you out in emergency situations. For example, it can give you advice on whether you should call an ambulance right away, use your own car, or just wait until the next day based on the symptoms you select, like coughing or having a fever. It also explains common illnesses and injuries and gives you a schedule for your child's vaccinations based on their birth date.

This app is perfect for parents who are having a tough time with taking care of their kids, soon-to-be moms about to give birth, and anyone in the pediatric healthcare field (it's a great educational tool for patients). It's basically like the app version of the 'Childhood Illness and Home Care' manual in Saku City. It was made and overseen by pediatricians, so you can trust its reliability. It's like having a reliable partner by your side when dealing with unexpected illnesses or injuries in children, and it can also help you keep track of different vaccine schedules.

In 2018, this awesome app totally nailed it by bagging not just one, but two super cool awards - the Good Design Award and the Kids Design Award. It totally rocked and won big time!

Features

Hey there! This awesome app was made by the Saku Medical Association just for you, parents! It's got everything you need to know in case of an emergency, like when it's time to rush to the hospital. Plus, it's got tons of tips and tricks for taking care of your little ones at home. You'll also find all the deets on vaccinations and loads of support for raising your kiddos. Best part? It's totally free!