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Hi, I'm Mila 👋
Ask me anything about the first 36 months — sleep, feeding, development, what feels worrying. Free & anonymous, always.
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The standards Mila is held to
0-36mo
Coverage from week 1 of life
DBL · Bristol · AAP
Evidence frameworks Mila reads from
GDPR + AI Act
Privacy & safety by design (EU)
<10s
Median answer time
Behind Mila
Mila's warmth is intentional. Three layers stack inside every answer — pediatric evidence, parent-tested voice, and safety triage.
Read like a pediatrician
Every answer Mila writes is grounded in published frameworks — Dunstan Baby Language for cries, Bristol Stool Chart + AAP red-flag rules for diapers, AAP & NHS standards for sleep, feeding, and developmental milestones. No internet gossip.
Sound like a friend
The phrases that calm — and the phrases that don't — are refined with real conversations from parents across Italy, the EU, and the US. Mila's voice is written for the 3 a.m. tone, not the marketing one.
Triage like a clinician
Mila's safety branches — fever in newborns, dehydration cues, blood in stool, lethargy — are modelled on AAP and NHS emergency guidance. When real risk appears, Mila tells you to call your doctor first, period.
How an answer is composed
A whisper from
three voices.
“What does the literature say about a 5-month with green watery stools?”
“What would another mother who's been there say to soothe me first?”
“Is there any safety flag in this story I must surface immediately?”
A quiet line in the sand
Mila will never diagnose. She will tell you when to call a real doctor.
On fever under 3 months, dehydration cues, blood, lethargy, or anything that smells like an emergency, the first thing Mila says is "call your pediatrician, or 112/911 if it can't wait." Then she helps you make the call. This is by design, not by accident.
From the families using Mila
Asked Mila about my son’s green poo at 3am. She told me what to watch and that it was probably fine — and it was. Slept much better the rest of the night.
Giulia
Milano · mum of 5-month-old
It's the first AI that doesn't sound like a Wikipedia page. Mila felt like another mum on the other end. The Cry Decoder is uncanny.
Sara
London · mum of 8-week-old
I sent the diaper photo from a 2am wake-up. The triage card said ‘watch but not urgent’. Pediatrician confirmed the next morning. Saved a panic.
Andrea
Roma · dad of 4-month-old
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