Blog & FAQ
Short reads on pretend play, healthy habits, and the questions people ask most often about the Baby X-Ray scanner.
Baby X-Ray Prank: A Fun (Fake) Doctor Game Parents Can Play at Home
What the baby X-ray prank is, why parents use it, and how to turn it into a pretend-doctor game your kid will ask to play again.
5 Fun Ways to Get Kids Excited About Brushing Their Teeth
Practical, low-effort ideas for turning tooth-brushing from a nightly battle into something your kid actually looks forward to.
Pretend-Play Ideas for Toddlers That Actually Hold Their Attention
Simple, low-prep pretend-play ideas for toddlers and preschoolers, from doctor's-office games to a five-minute pretend scan.
Is Screen Time Really That Bad? A Parent's Quick Guide
A level-headed look at screen time guidance for parents, without the panic — what matters more than the number of minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Baby X-Ray scan real?
No. It's a fictional, entertainment-only simulation — a sci-fi style scan animation followed by a pretend, parent-chosen result. No real X-ray or medical imaging happens anywhere in the process.
Is it safe for kids to watch?
It's designed to be gentle and non-scary — soft lighting effects, encouraging result messages, and a reduced-motion mode for kids sensitive to flashing or movement. If your child gets anxious about doctor-style scenarios, this may not be the right game for them.
Does it work on my phone or tablet?
Yes — it's a web app that runs directly in your mobile or desktop browser, with no app-store download needed.
Is there a real app to download?
No download is required. Baby X-Ray runs entirely in the browser at babyxray.site.
Is my child's name stored anywhere?
No. The name is used only to personalize the on-screen report for that one visit and is never sent to a server or saved — see the Privacy Policy for details.
Can I use it in Bengali?
Yes — the scanner app itself (the Home page) has a full English/Bengali language switcher in the header.