Every dollar. Every deadline. Zero government websites.

Milk Money sends Canadian parents one short email at exactly the right moment, from due date to first day of school. The grant to claim. The form to file. The account to open. We did the digging. You just do the step.

Sign up free and get the Canadian Baby Money Timeline instantly: every dollar and deadline on one page.

Free forever. Unsubscribe anytime. We will never sell your info.

Make money

The government will put up to $7,200 into your kid's education fund. Most parents never collect all of it. We'll make sure you do, plus every tax-free benefit you qualify for.

Never miss a deadline

SIN. Health card. Passport. Daycare waitlists. School registration. There are 30+ deadlines between birth and kindergarten. You'll get each one right on time, not after.

Zero digging

Every email is a 2-minute read with one thing to do and one link to do it. No 40-page government PDFs. No clicking through canada.ca at midnight.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us your due date. That's it. That one date tells us everything.

  2. 2

    Get the right email at the right time. Not a newsletter. Not weekly filler. One email when something actually needs doing.

  3. 3

    Do the 10-minute step. Claim the grant. File the form. Open the account. Then go back to your life.

Built by a Canadian parent who got tired of finding out about deadlines after they passed.

FAQ

Is it actually free?

Yes. We may recommend products we trust (like RESP providers) and earn a referral fee if you use them. That's it. You never pay us.

What if my baby is already born?

Perfect. Enter their birthday instead and we'll start you at the right spot in the timeline.

I'm in Quebec. Does this work for me?

Mostly. Quebec runs its own parental leave program (QPIP) and some things differ. We'll tell you when a step is different in your province.

How many emails is this?

About 25 to 30 over five years. Weekly right after birth when the deadlines pile up, then only when something actually matters. We hate inbox spam more than you do.

Is this financial advice?

No. We point you at government programs and deadlines and explain how they work. For decisions about your specific situation, talk to a licensed advisor.