You19:10
Mila 38.4, tired, eating little. Gave the syrup, 5 ml.
Fever at night: who gave what, and when
At 02:45, one line: 38.9 °C, gave the syrup. The note keeps the time, so at 6 a.m. your partner reads it instead of waking you to ask.
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At a glance
- For
- Parents taking turns with a sick child.
- You keep
- One thread per illness, such as Mila’s fever, shared with your partner at Can add notes.
- Nothing to set up
- One line at a time: the temperature, the medicine and how much, a photo of the rash, a short video of the cough.
- The moment
- At 6 a.m. Sam reads “Gave the syrup, 5 ml” with its time, 02:45, and doesn’t have to wake you to ask.
- Plan
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Before
Mila has had a fever since Saturday. You take the nights, Sam the mornings. At 6 a.m. he asks whether she had the syrup at two or at three, and you don’t remember. On Tuesday the doctor asks how high it went and for how many days, and the answers are in your texts to each other, between the shopping list and a photo of the thermometer.
Why a thread, not texts to each other
Every note has its time
You write the dose, and the note records when. Nobody has to remember whether it was two or three.
Whoever is up writes
The other reads it on their own phone, in the same order.
Ready for the doctor
Three days of temperatures, the rash in photos and the cough on video, in order. Show it on your phone, or save the thread as a PDF.
A thread, over time Example
Your workspace starts empty.
Family
Mila’s fever
Sat 24 Oct
One line, and the note keeps the time.
Sun 25 Oct
At night, the same line again.
You02:45
38.9 at 02:40. Gave the syrup, 5 ml. She’s asleep again.
In the morning, Sam starts from your last note.
Sam06:10New
Saw your 02:45. 37.8 now, and she ate some toast.
A photo, to compare with tomorrow’s.
You15:20
Small red spots on her back since lunch.
Tue 27 Oct
Before the appointment, three days in one table.
You08:40
For the doctor at 10:30:
Day Highest, °C Doses of syrup 24 Oct 38.4 1 25 Oct 38.9 3 26 Oct 37.9 1 What the doctor said, in the same thread.
You11:15
Dr. Kovalenko looked at Sunday’s photos: a viral rash. Home until Thursday.
Fri 30 Oct
Done. Archive it, and Search still finds it next winter. Done
You18:00
No fever for two days. Back to nursery on Monday.
Limits
- ThreadPage gives no medical advice and doesn’t check doses: follow your doctor, your pharmacist and the leaflet.
- A note isn’t an alarm: in an emergency, call the emergency number.
- Notes can be edited, so the thread is your own record, not a medical record.
- Notes aren’t end-to-end encrypted: share the thread only with the people who look after your child.
- ThreadPage is for people aged 18 and over: invite adults only.
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