A coach, not a content library

Mina does not send you the same article every parent gets. It reads your own log and tells you what it shows.

How it works

Numbers come from your log: Every count and duration is worked out by code from what you logged. The AI never writes a number.
Warning signs are fixed rules: Things that need attention, like a fever in a young baby, are caught by fixed rules with fixed wording that point you to your provider. The AI never decides what matters.
The AI only writes the sentences: It turns the facts into a few calm sentences. If it gets anything wrong, the answer is thrown away and a plain version is used instead.

Mina

Ada fed eight times yesterday and slept a longer first stretch than usual.

You logged two glasses of water by noon.

Try the first nap a little earlier today.

Tracking only. Your pediatrician’s guidance comes first.

Ask a question about sleep or feeding and get an answer drawn from Mina’s guides, with the sources they cite.

It will not diagnose, and it will not guess. When something might matter, it tells you to call your pediatrician or doctor.