Tools · General business
Weaning Readiness
Check a baby's readiness signs before starting solids.
How it works
Deterministic sign-check (compute.ts) OVER a corpus-grounded note. Age + the 4 standard baby-led-weaning readiness signs (steady sitting/head control, lost tongue-thrust reflex, interest in food, grasping to mouth) → ready/not-yet-ready/too-early with the specific missing signs named (code); the LLM only writes a grounded, non-alarmist note. For The Family Almanac's newborn guide.
You bring
{ age_months, sits_unsupported, lost_tongue_thrust, shows_interest_in_food, can_grasp_and_bring_to_mouth, cluster?, model? }
You get
{ age_months, signs_met, signs_total, missing_signs[], status, flags[], guidance, grounded_in, provenance }
Use it for
- →6-month-old missing the tongue-thrust sign → not-yet-ready with that specific gap named, reassured it's normal variation
- →7-month-old with all 4 signs → ready, with practical first-food starting notes
Run it on your data
Call it on your own inputs — over the API, or hand it to your AI agent via MCP. Discovery is open; running it is metered.