From daily care to development tracking
Track breastfeeding (with left/right timer), bottle feeding (ml), and solid food. Complete statistics and smart predictions.
Monitor night sleep and naps with timer. Get detailed statistics including day/night distribution, average duration, and predictions.
Log wet, dirty, or both types of changes. Track frequency, patterns, and get smart predictions for the next change.
Record weight, height, and head circumference. View WHO growth charts with percentiles and track progress over time.
Track motor skills, language, social-emotional and cognitive development. Add photos and notes for each milestone.
Algorithm-based predictions for next feeding, sleep, and diaper change using statistical analysis and scientific data.
Invite your partner to manage your babies together. All data syncs across devices so both parents stay up to date.
Link twins together for parallel tracking. Separate timers for each baby with quick switcher on every screen.
Receive notifications for predicted feeding, sleep, and diaper times. Fully customizable timing and preferences.
Create free entries for medications, doctor visits, temperature, symptoms, and more. Add notes and photos.
Age-specific recipes for 6+, 9+, and 12+ months. Categories for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
Knowledge base with age-appropriate articles about sleep, nutrition, development, health, and safety.
Checklists for sleep environment, changing table, bathing, car, kitchen, pets, and toys.
Set manual reminders for feeding, sleep, medications, and appointments. Daily, weekly, or monthly repetitions.
Wonder Weeks integration with age-based spurts. Get descriptions, typical behaviors, and handling tips.
All data is securely stored in the cloud with automatic backup. Access your tracking history from any device.
Available in German, English, Spanish, and French. Localized UI texts, recipes, articles, and notifications.
Email/password, Google, and Apple Sign-In. Row Level Security, encrypted storage, and GDPR compliant.
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