Whether you have twins, or a toddler and a newborn at the same time, keeping each child's feeding, sleep, and growth records separate - but still easy to switch between - makes tracking far less confusing than trying to keep it all in one mixed log.
Why Separate Profiles Matter for Multiple Kids
A single shared log for two children quickly becomes unreadable: whose feed was that, and whose growth chart is this weight actually for? Keeping each child's history separate means growth charts, milestones, and patterns stay accurate for that specific child, while everyone caring for the family still sees both.
How Multi-Child Works in Milli
Each child gets their own profile with their own tracking history, growth chart, and milestones. A child switcher at the top of the screen lets you move between kids in a couple of taps, and every profile stays within the same family, so any caregiver can see all of them.
Tips for Tracking Twins or Close-in-Age Siblings
- Log each event right after it happens, rather than trying to remember which twin fed when at the end of the day
- Double-check the active child selector before logging, especially during a hectic feed
- Use growth charts per child rather than comparing siblings directly - each child has their own curve
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I track more than one child in Milli?
Yes, Milli supports multiple child profiles within the same family, each with its own tracking history.
Do siblings share the same family in Milli?
Yes, multiple children can belong to the same family, so any caregiver added to the family can see all of them.
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Add a child in Milli
Add a new child profile from Settings at any point - each one gets its own tracking history, growth chart, and milestones, all within the same family.