YUPPO DEVELOPMENT
Children grow at their own pace. Yuppo unlocks their full potential.
Yuppo helps you understand your child's milestones, see where they are in their development, and support their next step.
Big milestones start with small skills.
In the first few years of life, more than 1 million new neural connections form every second. The brain is never more shaped by everyday experience than it is now.
The brain is most shaped by experience in the earliest years.
Age
Seeing / hearing
Vision & auditory processing
Receptive language / speech
Language understanding & production
Higher cognitive function
Thinking, memory & self-control
Every child reaches milestones in their own time.
Children can gain the same skill months apart. Developing these skills anywhere within this window is entirely healthy.
Combining vowel and consonant sounds (like “agoo” or “da”)
4 – 6 months
Repetitive babbling (like “dadadada” or “babababa”)
7 – 9 months
Saying first meaningful words
10 – 12 months
See where your child is today.
Yuppo brings together your child’s age and your observations to understand the level of each skill. It doesn’t stop at “can” or “can’t”. It looks at whether a skill is just emerging, developing as expected for their age, or already well established.
Support that grows with your child.
Identify
Yuppo looks at your observations in light of your child's age and shows the level of each skill. So you know which skills are ready for support.
Support through play
Support your child’s progress within their zone of proximal development through guided play, with personalized activities chosen from over 2,500 games.
2500+ activitiesObserve the change
As you play, their skills grow. Yuppo shows this change in their report, finds the next step in their development and updates the plan to match.
Get guidance
Learn what changes at every stage and how to support it, with guides from child development experts.
What will you play together today?
See today's activity, the skill they're working on and their next step in one place.
Less worry about falling behind, more support for their growth.
I thought she was falling behind. She was right on track.
She played alone beside the other kids at playgroup instead of joining in. I was afraid she was withdrawn or falling behind. With Yuppo, I learned this was parallel play, a normal stage for her age. Now we support her social skills step by step with easy games using things we already have at home.
mom of a 28-month-old
I know what to focus on each month.
The monthly report clearly shows where my son is and what's next.“The monthly report clearly shows where my son is and what's next.”
Activities that actually work at home.
Thanks to the short videos, we play with what we already have at home.“Thanks to the short videos, we play with what we already have at home.”
No more guessing what to play.
There's a game ready for him every day. We play with things we already have at home, and I know which skill we're supporting.“There's a game ready for him every day. We play with things we already have at home, and I know which skill we're supporting.”
Frequently Asked
Questions
Milestones are skills most children gain within certain age ranges, like first steps, first words or waving. They're tracked across physical, cognitive, language and social-emotional areas. Each one is a window, not an exact date.
The normal range is wide; independent walking, for example, can appear anywhere from about 8 to 18 months. If your child loses a skill they had, shows clear delays in more than one area, or you simply feel unsure, talk to your pediatrician.
Everyday play, talking, reading together and free floor time are the most powerful support. Trying activities just one step beyond what your child can do alone helps new skills grow.
Physical, cognitive, language, and social-emotional development. These areas influence each other, so looking at the whole picture means more than focusing on a single skill.
For babies born prematurely, development is usually assessed by corrected age, typically until around age 2. In Yuppo you can note that your baby was born prematurely, so activities and recommendations match their development. Your pediatrician will guide you through this process.
Yuppo brings together your child's age and your observations to identify current and emerging skills, then suggests easy at-home activities that support them.
Yes. As new skills appear and you update your observations, activities, reports and recommendations adapt to your child's new stage.