Minimoo
A baby teeth tracker with room for late arrivals.
The first tooth is a photograph moment. The fourteenth is easy to forget. Minimoo shows all 20 primary teeth so you can tap the one you noticed and keep a date, a note and, on Premium, a photo.
Example preview
Good morning
Look how much Oliver has grown.
8 months
A picture, not a spreadsheet
The chart reads as you look at your child: the left of the screen is their right. Recorded teeth fill in. Empty ones are simply not recorded yet.
Timing is a range
Lower front teeth are often noticed sometime in the first year, and plenty of children are earlier or later. Minimoo explains that. It does not turn a typical age into a deadline.
A history you can edit
Change the date, add a note, or delete a tooth you logged on the wrong side. The childhood timeline picks the record up automatically.
Worth knowing
Clean new teeth with a smear of fluoride toothpaste, moving to a pea-sized amount around age three, following NHS advice. See a dentist if a tooth is injured, looks unusual, or your child is in pain. Minimoo’s notes are general background, not a prediction for your child.
Questions
What if a tooth arrives very early or very late?
That is common. The app will not tell you your child is behind. If you are worried, ask your dentist or health visitor.
Are there only 20 teeth?
These are the primary teeth. Adult teeth are a different story and not what this tracker is for.
Can two parents update the chart?
Yes, once family sharing is on a Premium account and the other carer accepts an invite.