As the parent of tiny humans that frequently visit parks, museums and their preschool centers it is inevitable that one or both of them will become sick. Then comes the guessing games. Is it a common cold, is it the flu, do I need to take them in? Is this a situation that requires some sort of medication?

thebravelittlemama

Coming from the mom that has constant anxiety about what that cough means is that rash normal what is this fever preceding this app is a lifesaver. So many times my son has been sick and I wonder is this a 24 hour thing will this be strep throat is a big stomach bug going around.

amandaannmarie

ime to rant and then plug this app. My kid has had an ear infection for a time period I could only describe as “since the beginning of the earth.” It’s miserable. Have you ever woken up to your own offspring- your little tiny baby screaming in pain twice a night for weeks on end?

Eas020719

This app is a must have if you have little kids (though the data applies to everyone). One of my kiddos always has mild symptoms, the other gets hit hard. I love that I can search by symptom and see what is going around in my neighborhood, both self reported symptoms and Atrium density reporting,

Ms. Belvedere

We use a similar app for our kid’s school, but it only tracks students at the school. This illness tracking app uses diagnosis data from local doctors, along with user-reported symptoms, to create maps that show which illnesses

Dsj09

I am loving the resources available on the Sneez app. First and foremost, amid this pandemic I am appreciating that I can track my family members symptoms day by day of and when we experience illness.

PSUSkier

I didn’t realize I was not the only one wanting to know what is going around. I’m not a germaphobe at all, but still when everyone starts getting stick I want to know before my whole office has it and I’m trying to avoid

busylady336