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Each morning, you can share important notes about your child’s day before arrival (like how well your child slept or whether they finished breakfast) to help your child’s teacher provide the best possible care.  You’ll also receive developmental observations from your child’s teachers about how your child is learning, growing, playing, and developing new skills.  If you can’t check the app regularly, read the daily report – a summary of all the care events, developmental observations, and notes that were entered for your child that day.  A timeline view lets you see your child’s naptimes, meals, and other care events as the day goes on.  Calendar reminders will help you stay up to date on center events, classroom activities, due dates, and supplies to bring in for your child.  Your child’s care is our first priority, so updates are made as time allows throughout the day.  Set an ETA within the app to let your child’s teachers know when you’ll be at the center for morning arrival or afternoon pickup.  A group view lets you see care events grouped by type so that you can quickly see a summary of all naps, meals etc.  You will receive real-time updates about how your child is doing and what they are learning to help you stay connected.  Find all the information you need – naptimes, diaper changes, photos, and documentation on your child’s development – right at your fingertips.  Get photos and videos of your child’s day in class and access them at any time in the Memories section—you can also save your favorites to your phone or tablet.  My Bright Day is a tool for parents and guardians of children in Bright Horizons child care centers.  The daily report will be available in the app after you check out of the center, so you can catch up on your child’s day when it works for you.  Help keep the classroom safe by answering a few questions each morning about your family's symptoms and exposures.