Taylor finished his first complete bottle this morning. He stayed calm and awake through almost the entire feed.
Journey
Keep milestones, photos and care transitions together.
Team Taylor supports families across NICU, High Care, Medium Care and home — for premature babies, dysmaturity and other neonatal journeys.
A small moment that felt enormous.
Parent Lounge · 3 parents joining
Share a private update with family.
Capture the story, keep family informed and meet parents who understand without turning private moments into public social media.
Keep milestones, photos and care transitions together.
Write one update, add a photo and privately share it with your chosen Team Taylor.
Use a simple milestone calendar to explain possible next steps to family.
Create a private Team around your child with family, friends, caregivers and other trusted people.
Ask questions and exchange experiences with parents in similar situations.
Track feeds, diapers, sleep, temperature, medicine, weight, length and head circumference in one overview.
Join a coffee, lunch, walk or conversation in your hospital.
Continue the journey through discharge and life at home.
All people, rooms and hospitals in this demonstration are fictional.
Create a private Team around Taylor so everyone important can follow the journey together.
Taylor finished his first complete bottle this morning. He stayed calm and awake through almost the entire feed.
A calm evening together. Taylor gained another 35 grams and enjoyed a long cuddle before bedtime.
He looks so peaceful. What a beautiful moment.
Morning update: Taylor was alert after his feed and gave us one of his biggest smiles yet.
That smile made our entire day!
A private timeline from birth to home.
A simple guide to help family understand the possible next steps.
Families can share this view so everyone understands what the care team may be working toward.
Building coordination between sucking, swallowing and breathing, at Taylor’s own pace.
The team may watch whether Taylor can maintain his temperature in an open cot.
Depending on stability, feeding and growth, a move to Medium Care may be discussed.
Parents may practise medication, feeding, safe sleep and recognising when to call for help.
This calendar is educational and personalised by the care team. Babies develop differently, and dates are never guarantees.
Only invited people can see Taylor’s private updates.
Support organised around care level and shared experiences.
Did bottle feeding suddenly improve for anyone else around 36 weeks corrected age?
We are going home tomorrow after 73 days. Sharing hope with everyone still in the middle of it.
Our daughter reached 1,500 grams today. It feels like a huge milestone.
Record everyday events and keep a clear overview for parents and caregivers.
The care log supports family organisation and does not replace instructions from your medical team.
Ask questions, share experiences and learn from families in similar situations.
Our baby still gets tired after part of the bottle. Did progress happen gradually or suddenly for you?
Our baby makes many sounds at night. What helped you feel more comfortable during the first weeks?
Which practical things made the first days at home easier for your family?
Find comfortable, low-pressure ways to meet verified parents nearby.
“We are getting coffee before the next care round. Happy to meet new parents.”
“We usually have lunch after the doctors’ round and would enjoy some company.”
“We are preparing for discharge and happy to talk about feeding, growth and going home.”
“We take a short walk every afternoon while Mila sleeps. Other parents are welcome.”
Parents choose whether to share their ward, common-area location or room number. A request must be accepted before direct contact becomes available.
A transparent view of what we are building now, what comes next and what we want to explore later.
Create a parent profile and optional child profile with only the information needed for the community experience.
Select your current hospital and join the parent community connected to that hospital.
Coffee, lunch, walks and informal meet-ups inside or around the hospital.
Launch with Dutch and English, including automatic device-language detection and manual switching.
Report, block, community guidelines and admin moderation before public release.
Find parents connected to the same hospital, with privacy-first profile visibility.
Direct messaging becomes available after a parent accepts a connection or event interaction.
Reminders, event updates, RSVP changes and relevant hospital-community notifications.
Share private photos, milestones and short updates with your chosen Team Taylor.
A simple neonatal journey timeline from birth through transfers, discharge and home.
Production builds, TestFlight, Google Play testing and store-submission readiness.
Feeds, diapers, sleep, medication, temperature, weight, length and growth overview.
Topic-based questions and shared experiences across the wider neonatal community.
Educational milestone planning that helps supporters understand possible next steps.
Hospital-supported communities, verified locations and optional staff participation.
Support multiple children in one family while keeping journeys separate where needed.
Export important milestones, photos and journey history into a private family archive.
Team Taylor is currently under development. We\'re working hard to create the best experience for neonatal families. Stay tuned!
What wonderful news. We are so proud of him ❤️
Such a big step. Give him a cuddle from us!