Pediatric Clinic Software
Vaccination chart with WhatsApp reminders, WHO and IAP growth charts, weight-based dose calculation and newborn charts in one record.
- Reschedule a dose; the next ones move too
- WHO and IAP growth charts, percentile and Z-score
- Dose worked out from the latest weight
15-minute demo on your own vaccination schedule.
Little Steps Child Clinic · Vaccination Chart · Aarav Shah · 2 M 21 D | Male
Date of birth 01-08-2026Print
| Age | Vaccine | Due on | Given on |
|---|---|---|---|
| BirthBirth | B.C.G. | 01-08-2026 | 01-08-2026 |
| 6 weeks6 wk | D.P.T. | 12-09-2026 | 12-09-2026 |
| Rota Virus | 12-09-2026 | 12-09-2026 | |
| Pneumococcal | 12-09-2026 | 12-09-2026 | |
| 10 weeks10 wk | D.P.T. | 10-10-202624-10-2026 | Reschedule24-10-2026 |
| Rota Virus | 10-10-202624-10-2026 | — | |
| 14 weeks14 wk | D.P.T. | 07-11-202621-11-2026 | — |
| Rota Virus | 07-11-202621-11-2026 | — |
Explain it. Keep every dose.
Explain on the tablet
Draw on the diagram while parents watch. No extra cost.
Vaccination chart, printed
Every dose, due date and given date on one chart.
Child and newborn charts, ready on day one
Set up for your clinic before you start. Change any chart to match your protocol.
Child OPD
- Vaccination chart
- WHO & IAP growth charts
- Weight-based dose calculator
- Developmental milestones
- Asthma monitoring
- Seizure episode log
- Respiratory assessment
- Dehydration assessment
- Nutritional assessment
Newborn & NICU
- APGAR score
- Newborn initial assessment
- Weight & feeding chart
- Bilirubin chart
- Blood glucose chart
- Paediatric admission assessment
Growth
WHO and IAP growth charts
Enter weight, height and head circumference. Percentile and Z-score show by age, with the history and a printable chart.
- WHO, IAP 2015 or both together
- Percentile and Z-score for every point
- Mid-parental height on the height chart
Little Steps Child Clinic · Growth Chart · Aarav Shah · 8 Y 3 M | Male
WHOIAP 2015WHO + IAP
Weight-for-age (WHO + IAP)kg
02040600y4y8y12y3102550759097
25.5 kg
16-10-2026 · 8 years 3 months
Z-score −0.15 · 43.9th percentile
Normal weight for age
Oedema: None
Recorded by Dr. Neha Joshi
Height-for-age (WHO + IAP)cm
501001500y6y12y18y3102550759097MPH 174
BMI-for-age (IAP)kg/m²
102030406y10y14y18y3102550759097
Prescribing
Dose worked out from the weight
Save the dose per kg and a maximum once for each medicine. Pick the medicine and the dose fills in from the child's weight.
- Set once per medicine
- Stops at the maximum you set
- Prescription by pen, typing or voice
Little Steps Child Clinic · Prescription · Myra Patel · 2 Y 3 M | Female
Weight 11.2 kg
Paracetamol 120 mg/5 ml Syrup
Saved once for this medicine
- Reference weight
- 4 kg
- Dose per 4 kg
- 2.5 ml
- Max. dose
- 15 ml
Drug Name
Dosage
Frequency
Paracetamol 120 mg/5 ml Syrup
7 ml
From 11.2 kgEvery 6 hrs
3 Days
A heavier child's dose stops at 15 ml.
Newborn
Newborn charts, day by day
Weight against birth weight, feeds, bilirubin and glucose readings, with the change calculated. APGAR totals itself.
- Weight change from birth, in %
- Bilirubin and glucose by date and time
- APGAR at 1 and 5 minutes
Little Steps Child Clinic · Weight & Feeding Chart · Baby of Pooja Mehta
Birth weight 3.20 kg
| Date | Weight (kg) | Change from birth (%) | Feeding |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01-10-2026 | 3.20 | — | Breastfeeding started |
| 02-10-2026 | 3.12 | −2.50 fx | Breastfeeding, 8 feeds |
| 03-10-2026 | 3.05 | −4.69 fx | Breastfeeding, 9 feeds |
| 05-10-2026 | 3.10 | −3.13 fx | Breastfeeding, 10 feeds |
| 07-10-2026 | 3.18 | −0.63 fx | Breastfeeding, 10 feeds |
Your pediatric prescription pad, on a tablet
Write with a pen
Write on the tablet as you do on paper. It saves as a digital prescription.
Tablet writing →Prescription
Select TemplateLoad Last Rx
| Medicine | Dose | Days |
|---|---|---|
| Tab. Metformin 500 mg | 1-0-1 | 30 |
| Tab. Telmisartan 40 mg | 1-0-0 | 30 |
| Tab. Atorvastatin 10 mg | 0-0-1 | 30 |
Type on the computer
Add medicines from your templates, or load the last prescription and edit.
EMR software →“Paracetamol 650, din mein do baar, teen din”
Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg · 1-0-1 · 3 daysSpeak to LaMa AI
Speak in English, Hindi or your language. Check the prescription, then save.
Voice prescriptions →What changes
TodayWith Lifemaan
- Today: Vaccine dates in a register and on a cardWith Lifemaan: Every dose dated in the child's chart
- Today: Front desk calls parents about due vaccinesWith Lifemaan: WhatsApp reminder before each due date
- Today: A missed dose means redoing dates by handWith Lifemaan: Reschedule once; the next doses move too
- Today: Growth plotted by hand on a paper chartWith Lifemaan: WHO and IAP charts from each visit's entries
- Today: Dose worked out on a calculatorWith Lifemaan: Fills in from the weight, up to your maximum
- Today: Newborn notes in a separate ward fileWith Lifemaan: APGAR, weight and bilirubin in the same record
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What Paediatricians Say
“For a paediatrician, vaccination tracking is crucial. Lifemaan sends automatic reminders to parents via WhatsApp. My recall rate has doubled since I started using it.”
Dr. Arpit Viroja
Paediatrician, Sattva Child Care, Rajkot
See it with your own vaccination schedule
Quote-based pricing, with a free trial.
- Your specialty's charts, shown on a real patient file
- Bring one paper chart you use; we show it in Lifemaan
- 15 minutes, on video call or at your clinic
Or reach us directly: +91 90237 53539 · WhatsApp
Frequently Asked Questions
Lifemaan is pediatric clinic software and a pediatric EMR used by child specialists in India. It includes a vaccination chart with WhatsApp reminders, WHO and IAP growth charts, a weight-based dose calculator, developmental milestones, asthma and seizure records, newborn charts such as APGAR, weight, bilirubin and glucose, and paediatric OPD and IPD assessment forms.
In Lifemaan the clinic sets the vaccines, doses and schedule it follows, and each child's chart shows every dose with its due date and the date it was given. Overdue dates show in red. The chart prints for parents, and the doctor stays responsible for the schedule, intervals and any catch-up doses.
Yes. Lifemaan sends parents a WhatsApp reminder before each vaccine due date, using the clinic's approved message with the child's name, the vaccines due and the date. The front desk no longer has to call every family, and the reminder follows the date on the child's chart, including rescheduled doses.
The doctor reschedules the overdue dose in Lifemaan's vaccination chart, and the dates of the doses that depend on it update to match. Parents then get reminders for the new dates. The doctor still checks minimum intervals and the clinic's protocol; Lifemaan moves the dates but does not make vaccine decisions.
Lifemaan supports WHO growth standards and IAP 2015 growth charts for Indian children, separately or together for older children. Doctors plot by percentile or Z-score for weight, height, BMI and head circumference for age, and weight-for-length where the age range allows. The latest measurement, history and a printable chart sit in the child's record.
Yes. For each medicine the doctor saves a dose per reference weight and a maximum dose once. After that, choosing the medicine in a child's prescription fills the dose from the child's recorded weight, and it stops at the maximum the doctor set. The doctor checks it and can change it before printing.
Yes. Lifemaan's APGAR chart records appearance, pulse, grimace, activity and respiration at 1 and 5 minutes and totals each column. Newborn initial assessment, paediatric admission assessment and a weight and feeding chart, with the percentage change from birth weight calculated, sit in the same newborn record.
Yes. Lifemaan records serial bilirubin and neonatal blood glucose readings with the date, time and remarks, and shows the change between readings plus average, minimum and maximum where useful. Interpretation and treatment depend on the baby's age in hours, gestation and risk factors, so they stay with the paediatrician.
Yes. Lifemaan has a developmental milestone assessment covering gross motor, fine motor, language, social and other domains the doctor selects, with each milestone marked as observed. It is a structured record for the paediatrician; a missing milestone is not treated as a diagnosis of delay.
Yes. Lifemaan lets the paediatrician write prescriptions and notes with a pen on a tablet, type on a computer or dictate to LaMa AI. Handwritten notes, the vaccination chart, growth charts and bills stay in one patient record, so a busy child OPD doesn't change how the doctor writes. The printed prescription follows your own pad design: the doctor sets the fields and chooses what prints and what doesn't.
Lifemaan is quote-based: the price depends on whether you run a child clinic or a children's hospital, and the modules you need. There is a free trial, and a 15-minute demo shows Lifemaan with your own vaccination schedule before you decide.