This app is flippin ridiculous! First off there are ads that pop up when I’m trying to breastfeed my baby (I have one hand and a screaming child but that’s the best time to have an unnecessary add pop up). Then I’m trying to log my child’s feeds and diapers because she’s labeled “failure to thrive” so things must be watched closely….only for me to run out of logs??!!! What heck is that?!?! It’s so important for me to track everything and be as accurate as possible for her but I’m no longer able to do that with this app.

I love this app! I’ve been using it since my daughter was born!

I’ve used this app since I had my first baby in 2022 and I’m now using it with my second. With my first I loved everything about it and tracked his intake and output for probably the first 6 months. With my second I am less impressed however, due to the fact that the app is no longer free. With her I only log feedings so as not to log more than my 15 slotted free logs per day. In addition to being a mom I am also a labor and delivery nurse. I used to recommend this app to all of my patients to track for their newborn because it was so accessible. Now I will have to add the caveat that it will cost them money. Overall, I love the usability of the app and all the features, however I wish it was still available for free.

As a new mom with adhd, this app assisted me with keeping up with our childs sleep, growth, eating habits, etc. I appreciate everything the app has to offer, and the pro version was worth the investment.

Great trailer for us so far. I paid for the subscription and it’s worth it on my end, my other parents didn’t purchase the subscription so they get aids. On the down end every now and then you have to double check the app sometimes likes to store different time dates for the feeding and etc. besides that I would highly recommend the app for peace of mind with logging everything in and comparing the stats with the data base.

It has helped me keep track of everything important for my babygirl! New mom brain doesn’t work most days, so it’s helpful to look and see how long it’s been since she’s eaten or pooped and it helps me keep track of my pumping as well! It has taken a lot of stress off my plate and made my time with my newborn a lot easier.

The app is focusing way too much on trying to monetize. It’s so annoying how many ads it has and we have the paid version too.

It is a well designed app with many easy to use features and things you can track. Minor tweaks could make it better. Ie. If you stopped a timer accidentally, to restart the timer not just to resume a pause but go back to a timer setting if you pressed save. Often I accidentally click to save the session on the sleep tab with running timer when I meant to minimize. This then requiring me to start another sleep timer and when it is complete. Going back and editing the original sesssion to include the whole time and deleting the new one once documented in the prior. Not sure if that’s clear in words… or maybe it’s a clear as mud. Nevertheless, would have been good to have function to restart a stopped timer not just the pause function. Would also be good to have flatus and sneezing on symptom list. I’ve used this app daily since being home with the my newborn. Excellent for telling my pediatrician my breast feeding average timing and approx how many sessions per day. Tracking wet diapers and stools.

This is an excellent app for type A, new parents, who want to keep track of every little thing. It’s incredibly useful in the early days when you think to yourself, “Why could you be crying now?” And you see your gentle reminder of how long it’s been since they last ate or had their diaper changed. I also find it helpful to recognize how long they’re staying awake and when wake windows are extending.

I’d like to see all my entries without the ads Adding a picture daily would be nice