Everyday meals
Record foods and drinks served at meals and snacks, without turning the note into a diagnosis.
Plan child food logs without crossing health lines
Separate ordinary meal notes from growth, allergy, diagnosis, and diet-advice questions before you start tracking.
Child profile boundary planner
Answer a few questions and get a practical plan for what to log in the household record.
What belongs in the household log
Portions and timing
Use simple portions, meal timing, and leftovers so shared meals can be applied across profiles.
Helpful patterns
Save ordinary preferences, fullness notes, and repeat meal context when it helps future planning.
Caregiver handoff
Keep practical food notes visible to the right adults without exposing unrelated private details.
What should stay outside FamilyMacro
Health and diagnoses
Keep diagnoses, test results, symptoms, reactions, and professional advice out of the food log.
Growth and metrics
Avoid logging height, weight, BMI, percentiles, and growth concerns as ordinary food notes.
Diet advice
Do not add diet plans, calorie targets, restriction goals, or weight goals for a child.
Medicines and treatment
Keep medicine, supplements, treatment plans, and care instructions in the right record system.
How FamilyMacro fits
- Focuses child profiles on ordinary household food records.
- Lets families apply one shared meal across multiple profiles.
- Supports privacy choices for adult and child records.
- Keeps child-health decisions outside the app.
FamilyMacro is for food logs, not child-health assessment
Use it for meal context and household coordination. Use qualified support for medical, growth, allergy, and diet-advice questions.
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