How Automatic Milestone Songs Work

Do not look for an Automatic songs switch

EchoMom's child song settings include Preferred genres, Lullaby mode, Comedy, and Family songs. They do not include an Automatic milestone songs toggle. The automatic song process runs separately and considers recent eligible context.

1. Use Milestones to save what you are actually seeing.
2. Use a Memory spark or Ask EchoMom when you want to save a personal scene.
3. Leave song personalization focused on the genres and modes you want EchoMom to use.

Understand the next-morning timing

EchoMom checks for automatic song opportunities on the next local morning. It can weigh completed or emerging milestones against unsung memories, observations, and celebrations. It may skip the day when there is no suitable new moment or when the account has no automatic-song allowance available.

1. Do not wait on the Milestones screen for a song to appear.
2. Check the Songs Library after the next local-morning run.
3. Create a manual song immediately if you do not want to wait or want a specific idea.

Choose whether you want an alert

Open Settings > Notifications and use Song notifications to control new-song, song-ready, and song-failure alerts. Turning the notification off makes the alerts quiet; it does not disable the next-morning automatic process.

1. Open Settings.
2. Choose Notifications.
3. Turn Song notifications on if you want a ready alert, or off if a quiet phone matters more.
4. Listen to an automatic song before adding it to a shared or bedtime playlist.

What to remember

• Automatic milestone songs do not have an on/off control in the child song settings.
• The next local-morning check weighs eligible milestones and memorable moments; not every update becomes a song.
• Song notifications control alerts, not whether the automatic check happens.