The NowServing Baby Book keeps your child's vaccines, growth chart, milestones and visit history in one place, so you have them with you whenever you need them.
Your child's Baby Book appears on its own once your child is a patient of a pediatrician on NowServing. There are two ways that happens:
Your child's pediatrician accepts your booking.
Your child's doctor sends you an invite code by SMS and you enter it in the app. Here is how to use an invite code. No booking is needed for this one.
You do not need to switch anything on, and there is no waiting list.
Step 1: Open the NowServing app
If you do not have it yet, download the NowServing app here. Sign in with the same mobile number your child's clinic has on file.
Step 2: Tap the Baby Book card on your home screen
The card shows your child's name, their age, and when their next vaccine is due. If you are opening the app for the first time you will also see an introduction message about the Baby Book from your child's doctor, and you can tap that instead.
Step 3: Take the quick tour
The first time you open it, the app walks you through each section. You can tap Next to go through it or Skip to go straight in.
Step 4: Look around
Inside the Baby Book you will find:
Vaccines, what your child has had and what is due next.
Growth Charts, height and weight plotted over time. You can add your own measurements at home and they appear alongside your doctor's.
Milestones, checklists for social and emotional, communication, cognitive and movement.
Consultations and Files, past visits and anything shared with you.
Has more than one child? Here is how to switch between their Baby Books.
Who can see my child's Baby Book?
You can, and so can the pediatricians on NowServing who have your child as a patient. If your child has seen more than one pediatrician, each of them sees their own record.
Can I use the Baby Book for a premature baby?
Not yet. The growth charts do not have a setting for babies born early, so the percentiles will read low for a premature baby. Please read them with your pediatrician rather than on their own.
Is this an official record?
It is a convenient copy for you, not an official document. What you can share carries vaccine names and dates only, without lot numbers or signatures, so please keep the records your clinic gives you.
