Daily reports families will actually read
Record the child's day while it happens, then give families one clear update instead of a paper sheet, scattered photos and a rushed pickup conversation.
The whole day in one report
Meals and bottles
Record what was offered and how much the child ate or drank without writing the same note twice.
Naps and rest
Capture start and end times so educators and families share the same sleep record.
Activities and learning
Add activities, observations and notes that explain more than a generic end-of-day summary.
Photos and videos
Attach classroom moments to the child's report and keep sharing inside the family portal.
Care information
Include toileting, diapering, mood, health notes and other care details your centre chooses to record.
Report history
Families and authorized staff can return to earlier reports instead of searching through messages or paper.
A report that builds through the day
- An educator opens the child's report from the classroom workflow.
- Meals, naps, activities and media are added as they happen.
- The family sees one organized report in the parent portal.
Daily report questions
Can reports include photos and videos?
Yes. Authorized staff can attach supported media to a child's daily report.
Can families view older reports?
Yes. The family portal includes report history for the children connected to that guardian.
Does every child need the same fields?
The report supports common care categories, and staff record only what is relevant to that child's day.
Is the parent portal bilingual?
The public site and centre dashboard are available in English and French. French localization of the family portal is still in progress.