Sleep Tracking
Log naps and nighttime sleep to understand your baby’s patterns.
Simple tools to help you stay organized and confident.
Log naps and nighttime sleep to understand your baby’s patterns.
Track breastfeeding, bottle feeds, and solid meals with ease.
Log wet and dirty diapers alongside feeding and sleep.
Log pumping sessions and track your freezer stash by location and date.
Track weight, height, and head circumference with WHO percentile bands.
Log temperature readings to monitor fevers and trends.
Record medications, doses, and reminders so you never miss anything.
Store and organize important health records and test results.
Celebrate first smiles and first steps, and keep a photo journal of every moment.
Capture milestones with photos and captions in a private month-by-month memory book.
Follow the CDC immunization schedule and keep check-up visits in one place.
Schedule check-ups, keep specialist visits, and record outcomes in one place.
Kick counts, contractions, hospital bag, and postpartum recovery tools.
Track mood, bleeding, and pain after birth with evidence-based recovery windows.
Track tummy time and daily activity as your baby grows stronger.
Capture questions for the pediatrician, feeding notes, and daily observations.
Find any log, note, or memory across every tracking domain instantly.
Weekly insights and a chat that answer questions about your baby’s data.
Invite caregivers and share your baby’s day with the whole family.
Export your history as CSV or a PDF health report to share with your pediatrician.
Follow an age-appropriate wake-window schedule that adapts as your baby grows.
Pregnancy checklists, vitamin-D guidance, and safety cues backed by AAP and NHS sources.
Keep blood type, allergies, and doctor contacts ready for every visit.
See predicted nap windows and a bedtime schedule tuned to your baby’s age.
Mark each tooth as it appears so the timeline stays next to sleep and feeding.
Log first foods and watch for reactions with a calm, dated introduction list.
A one-tap parent mood log beside the baby’s day — not a diagnosis, just a record.