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Every feed, nap and change.
One tap. Both parents.

You're exhausted and your sense of time has gone. MyBaby remembers the last feed, the last nap and the last change — and shows your partner the same thing, instantly.

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MyBaby is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional with questions about your child's health.

The MyBaby home screen: today's nursing and bottle totals against the day's goals, recently tracked activities, the AI assistant and the sleep card
8
languages, so both sets of grandparents can use it
2
parents, one log, updated in real time
€0
to download, and to track everything
2
growth standards built in: WHO and CDC
Everything in one place

One app instead of six notes apps.

Sleep, feeding, solids, nappies, growth and health — tracked in the same place, by both of you, on the same timeline.

Sleep tracker

Start a nap with one tap. See the pattern behind the 3am waking instead of guessing at it.

Sleep tracker

Breastfeeding timer

Two timers, left and right. Switch with one tap and save it as a single clean feed.

Breastfeeding timer

Bottle & pumping

Bottles and pumping in millilitres or ounces, however you actually measure.

Bottle & pumping

Solids & allergens

Introduce new foods with confidence, and log a reaction the moment it happens.

Solids & allergens

Diaper log

Wet, dirty, both. One tap — and a frequency pattern you can actually show someone.

Diaper log

Growth charts

Weight, length and head circumference plotted against WHO and CDC standards.

Growth charts

Health records

Visits, vaccinations, temperatures and illnesses, kept as episodes rather than loose rows.

Health records

Medication tracker

The next dose, counted down. And the other parent sees the one you just gave.

Medication tracker

AI assistant

Ask a question at 2am and get an answer that already knows your baby's age and history.

AI assistant

Widgets & Live Activities

Log a feed without opening the app, and watch a running timer from the Lock Screen.

Widgets & Live Activities

Family sharing

Your partner logs a feed. It's on your phone before you've put the kettle down.

Family sharing
See it in the app

The actual screens, not mockups.

Captured from the app itself, with nothing added or retouched. Swipe to look around.

The home screen: today's nursing and bottle totals against the day's goals, recently tracked activities and the AI assistantThe Lock Screen with two running timers: Mia napping since 3:21 PM with a Woke up button, and nursing on the left side with To right and Finish buttonsA day in the journal, listing every diaper change, bottle, nursing session, sleep and baby food in orderFeeding in the journal: the last feed, today's bottle total and feed count, the average gap between feeds, and a week of bottles charted by dayThe weekly rhythm report: every day from 18:00 to 18:00 as a row, with night sleep, naps, feeds and diapers marked along itWake windows: the typical range at seven months next to the baby's own, and every awake stretch of the week charted by dayThe weight curve inside the WHO band for girls that age, with the growth rate compared to the typical gainThe solids catalogue: foods with an age badge and an introduced mark, filtered by introduced, not introduced and favouritesThe almond page, flagged as a common allergen, with notes on how to introduce itThe AI assistant answering how to help a seven-month-old fall asleep on her ownMyBaby widgets on the iPhone Home Screen: one-tap logging, time since the last bottle, nap and diaper, and today's bottle and sleep totals
Three steps

Set up once, in about two minutes.

Add your baby

A name and a birthday is all it needs. Twins and siblings each get their own profile, with their own history.

Log with one tap

The quick-add row covers the four things you log fifty times a day, so it's one thumb and no typing.

Invite your partner

They log a feed and it appears on your phone. That's the end of “did you already give her a bottle?”

Feeding

A nursing timer that survives being interrupted.

Two timers side by side, one per side. Pause when the doorbell goes, switch when she does, come back twenty minutes later — it still knows exactly where you were, and saves the whole thing as one feed.

  • Per-side durations, saved as one feed
  • Keeps running if you close the app
  • Tells you roughly when the next feed is due
More on the breastfeeding timer
The nursing and sleep timers running on the Lock Screen, the nursing one on the left side with buttons to switch sides or finish
Solids

Know what you introduced, and what reacted.

A food database built for babies rather than adults: when each food is usually introduced, whether it is a common allergen, and how to serve it safely at each stage. Log a reaction against the exact ingredient that caused it.

  • Filter by allergen or iron content
  • Log a reaction the moment it happens
  • Serving guidance for 6, 9 and 12 months
More on food safety
The almond page, flagged as a common allergen and suitable from six months, with notes on how to introduce it
Reports

Turn up to the check-up with actual data.

Weight, length and head circumference against the published WHO and CDC curves, plus sleep and feeding trends by week. Useful for the appointment, and for the weeks in between when you just want to know it's working.

  • WHO and CDC percentile curves
  • Sleep and feeding trends by week
  • Export as PDF for the paediatrician
More on growth charts
The weight curve inside the WHO band for girls that age, with the growth rate compared to the typical gain
From parents

What parents actually wrote.

Real App Store reviews, quoted word for word with the reviewer’s own name and the date. There are 8 in total — we are a new app, and these are three of them rather than a wall of praise.

Everything your baby needs… in one app!!

What an app! There are so many possibilities for tracking your baby’s activities yet everything is so simple and smooth. From using AI, tracking the sleep, food (alergies) and growth to achievements, health and lots of other stuff! Also, one of the great things is the opportunity to remove the ads for free so you can enjoy the app without any distractions.…

Kris IllusionistApp Store · Croatia ·

Perfect for keeping track!

Helps so much in monitoring what I’ve been doing with my newborn so I don’t need to stress about remembering all the details and if ever something is wrong I have all the data to show what we have been doing 🙏

Shan12386App Store · Kuwait ·

Essential app for new parents

It helps track my baby’s sleep, feeding & growth effortlessly. Highly recommended for new parents.

William9234App Store · United States ·

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Good to know

Reading for the bits nobody warned you about.

Short, plainly written pieces on the things that come up in the first year — and what the official guidance actually says.

Sleep
6 min read

3-Month-Old Wake Windows: How Long Awake, and How Much Sleep

A 3-month-old is usually awake about 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours between sleeps. How many naps, how long at night, total sleep, and the signs of tiredness.

Health
6 min read

When Do Babies Start Teething? Signs, Fever and the Order Teeth Come In

Most babies start teething around 6 months, some before 4 months or after 12. The signs, fever and diarrhea, the order teeth come in, and remedies to avoid.

Feeding
8 min read

How Many Ounces Should a Newborn Eat? Formula and Breast Milk by Week

Formula-fed newborns take 1 to 2 oz (30 to 60 ml) a feed at first and 3 to 4 oz by 1 month. Breastfed amounts, daily totals, how often, and hunger cues.

All articles
Choosing an app

How we compare to the apps you're also looking at.

Side-by-sides against the biggest baby trackers, and pages on free, shared and breastfeeding apps, with every fact sourced, including where the others beat us.

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Every log type and both timersfree
Allergen & food guidefree
Home screen widgetsfree
Partner sharing & growth chartspaid plan
AI assistantpaid plan
Questions

The things people actually ask.

This block does double duty — it answers the visitor, and it is the part an AI assistant quotes when someone asks about the app.

Is MyBaby free?
MyBaby is free to download and free to use for one child, with no time limit. On iPhone the app has no ads, and one paid plan, Professional, adds reports, growth curves, export, reminders, more than one child, a second parent and the AI assistant for $2.99 a week or $49.99 a year, or $79.99 once. On Android the free app shows ads; Premium ($3.99 a month or $29.99 a year) adds reports, growth analysis and reminders and removes the ads, and Professional ($6.99 a month or $49.99 a year) adds more than one child, a second parent and the AI assistant. Prices are US store prices and vary by country.
Can two parents use the same baby profile?
Yes. You can invite a partner, a grandparent or a nanny to the same child profile, and when one person logs a feed, a nap or a change everyone else sees it on their own phone straight away. Inviting a second parent needs a paid plan, held by whoever sends the invitation. The invited parent then logs for free, but reports and the assistant follow each person's own plan. On both iPhone and Android the plan that sends invitations is Professional.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Entries you make without a connection are stored on your phone and sync automatically the next time you are online, so you can log a night feed in a basement flat with no signal and it will still be there.
Can I track twins, or more than one child?
Yes, on the Professional plan, on iPhone and on Android. Each child gets their own profile with separate logs, reports and growth charts, and you can switch between them inside the app. The free plan covers one child profile.
What can I track in the app?
Sleep and naps, breastfeeding with a clock per side, bottle feeds, diaper changes, solid foods with allergen and reaction logging, growth measurements, milestones, and health records such as illnesses, temperatures, medicines, doctor visits and vaccinations. The Android app also logs pumping; the iPhone app does not. Logging all of that is free on both. Reports, growth curves and reminders built on top of it need a paid plan.
Which languages does the app support?
The app is available in English, Croatian, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Japanese and Chinese. This website is in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German and Japanese; a few pages, the app comparisons and the legal pages among them, are in English only.
Is my baby's data private?
Your baby's data is stored in your account on Google Firebase and is used to run the app for you and anyone you invite to the child's profile. You can delete your account, and its data, from within the app. Full detail is in the privacy policy.
Is there a free trial?
New accounts get every paid feature except the AI assistant for their first 3 days on iPhone and 7 days on Android, with no card needed. That first stretch ends on its own and charges nothing. Separately, on iPhone the weekly and annual plans start with a 3-day free trial through the App Store for Apple IDs that have not had one before; that one is the start of a subscription, so it renews at the plan's price unless you cancel before it ends.
What do I do if I get stuck?
The app carries its own help centre — 54 answers in twelve topics, in all eight languages, and it works offline. It searches questions and answers together, most answers have a button straight to the screen they are about, and it checks your own setup: whether notifications are actually allowed on that phone, which account you are signed in as, which plan you are on. If an answer does not help, one tap turns it into a support request that already carries your device, app version and account, and you get the reply in the app and by email. The same answers are on this site at /help.
Can I keep track of medicines and doctor visits?
Yes. Doctor visits, vaccinations, temperatures, illnesses and medications are all in the free plan. A medicine is entered once as a course — the amount, the schedule and how long it runs — and the app then counts down to the next dose and reminds you, on fixed times, every N hours, or as-needed with a minimum gap and a daily maximum. Both parents see the same course and every dose records who gave it, which is the mistake worth preventing. An illness is kept as an episode, so every temperature, dose and visit belonging to it is in one day-by-day timeline. The app counts; it never suggests a dose — the amount and the interval come from your prescription.
Does MyBaby give medical advice?
MyBaby is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional with questions about your child's health.

Stop keeping it all in your head.

Free to download, free to track, and free to share with the person doing the other half of the nights.

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