iOS App
You're Not Overreacting.
Your child is sick. It's 2 AM. You don't know if you should ride it out, call the doctor, or rush to the ER.
Download on the App Store
iOS App
Your child is sick. It's 2 AM. You don't know if you should ride it out, call the doctor, or rush to the ER.
Download on the App Store
Real ER triage logic, simplified for parents.
Fever, breathing problems, rashes, vomiting, head injuries, seizures, allergic reactions, and more. Every common pediatric symptom covered.
A fever in a newborn is very different from a fever in a 5-year-old. The app adjusts its recommendations based on your child's exact age group.
Clear green/yellow/orange/red recommendations. No medical jargon. You'll know exactly what to do in seconds.
Weight-based dosing for Tylenol, Motrin, and Benadryl. No more Googling doses at 3 AM.
Set reminders so you never double-dose or miss a dose. Tracks Tylenol and Motrin alternating schedules.
Every recommendation is backed by AAP guidelines, ACEP clinical policies, and peer-reviewed medical literature. Tap to see the sources.
Every assessment ends with one of four color-coded recommendations.
Dr. Oliver Morris is a board-certified emergency medicine physician who sees hundreds of worried parents every month. He also has four kids of his own.
He built Should I Worry? because most parents who come to his ER at 2 AM don't actually need the ER. They need someone to tell them it's going to be OK, or that yes, this one needs attention.
This app gives you that guidance instantly, based on the same triage protocols ER doctors use.
Free to download. Pro features available for families who want the full toolkit.
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