Understanding the Baby Map Project

The Babymap project is a unique real-time visualization tool that simulates global births using demographic data.

No real personal data is used; the tool generates simulated events based on worldwide birth rates.

Users interested in learning more about how the map works can visit the official Baby Map Wiki at https://baby-map.fandom.com/wiki/Baby_Map_Wiki.

Every flash represents a new estimated birth based on global averages, gender probability, and regional population density.

The distribution of flashes on the map corresponds to here real-world geographic population trends.

The main HeyBaby website, found at https://heybaby.sg, offers additional resources including baby calculators and pregnancy tools.

The Babymap project appeals to researchers, students, and anyone interested in how population growth unfolds in real time.

To learn more, visit the Baby Map Wiki and explore detailed pages about the project’s data sources and simulation architecture.