The Family Almanac
A grounded guide to every stage of raising a person.
Parenting advice is loud, contradictory, and mostly untested. The Family Almanac is the opposite: guides assembled from a field’s actual canon — cited per claim, honest about where the experts disagree, light enough to carry — and a small kit of tools that do the useful thing in the moment. A bicycle gets you there faster, but you still pedal.
The tools
Small, corpus-grounded tools for the moment you’re in — a nap schedule from this morning’s wake time, a tantrum script, a due-date calendar, a read on your baby’s temperament. Use them →
The guides
Pregnancy, the newborn months, the toddler years, and the science of raising a person — each reconciled from a shelf of books, honest about the disagreements. In progress.
Namesake
Naming a person is the first decision. Namesake is the Almanac’s baby-naming tool — cultural-diffusion data, not vibes. Find a name ↗