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Learn one feature at a time. See where to find it, what the numbers mean, and how it fits into your day.
Make sense of Trends.
Daily totals, nightly patterns, averages and the records behind them.
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Your first care log
Start with one useful record. You can learn the rest as you go.
Read guide Daily careFeeding at a glance
Find the last feed and choose the right type for the next one.
Read guide Daily careTrack a nursing session
Keep active nursing time and left/right details together.
Read guide Daily careLog and review a bottle
Save the amount and milk type, then find it again in History.
Read guide Daily careTrack pumping and side amounts
Keep a session’s elapsed time and expressed volume together.
Read guide Daily careLog solids and explore foods
Keep a record of meals and the foods you have introduced.
Read guide Daily careLog a diaper change
Record the change and check the last one without relying on memory.
Read guide Daily careTrack sleep and wake-up
Use a live sleep timer or save a session that already happened.
Read guide Daily careTrack tummy time
Record session length and follow your chosen daily goal.
Read guide Daily careRecord other activities
Keep supported everyday activities alongside feeds and sleep.
Read guide Daily careAdd useful caregiver Notes
Save context that helps the next person understand the day.
Read guide Getting startedFind and correct saved care
Use History to answer what happened, when, and who logged it.
Read guide Understanding TrendsStart with Trends
Understand the cards, date range, daily chart and supporting records.
Read guide Understanding TrendsTotal Sleep trends
See recorded sleep across the day, then look closer at awake periods.
Read guide Understanding TrendsOvernight Sleep trends
Separate nightly sleep from daytime naps and understand morning dates.
Read guide Understanding TrendsNap trends
Look at daytime totals, nap length and recorded timing.
Read guide Understanding TrendsFeedings trends
Understand feed counts, spacing and the feeding-type breakdown.
Read guide Understanding TrendsBottle Volume trends
Separate recorded volume from number of bottles.
Read guide Understanding TrendsNursing trends
Read active nursing duration, side split and session averages.
Read guide Understanding TrendsDiaper trends
Compare the diaper changes you recorded across days.
Read guide Understanding TrendsTummy Time trends
Explore daily totals, session length and goal comparisons.
Read guide Understanding TrendsGrowth charts and percentiles
Read saved measurements and understand the selected reference.
Read guide Understanding TrendsRead the Day and Week timeline
See the order and duration of activities in clock time.
Read guide Understanding TrendsAverages, missing days and exclusions
Understand why an average can differ from a simple calendar-day calculation.
Read guide Understanding TrendsUnderstand a statistic’s calculation
Find the evidence behind averages, records and comparisons.
Read guide Understanding TrendsNap and bedtime estimates
Use an estimate as planning help alongside your baby’s cues.
Read guide Family & toolsShare care with clear roles
Invite trusted people while keeping access responsibilities clear.
Read guide Family & toolsWidgets and Apple Watch
Keep supported care tools close at hand beyond the main app.
Read guide Family & toolsSet personal notifications
Choose reminders and family activity updates that are useful to you.
Read guide Getting startedMake Today and Trends your own
Put the information you use most where it is easiest to find.
Read guide Family & toolsImports, backups and reports
Bring records in and share data through the app’s explicit tools.
Read guide Daily careKeep track of stored milk
Review saved milk inventory separately from feeding history.
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Baby Tracker’s optional in-app practice tour lets you try its core controls separately from your real diary.
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