MilkyLog: Baby Milk Tracker

Log every feed, bottle and breastfeed in seconds. Keep your baby's vaccine schedule and appointments in one place. See which weeks may be fussy, with 10 developmental leaps explained. MilkyLog is a free baby tracker with no subscription and no trial, and you can share the same diary with your family over iCloud. FEEDS, SLEEP AND DIAPERS IN ONE TAP The Today screen shows how long it's been since the last feed, nap and diaper change. One tap logs a bottle, a breastfeed (left or right side), a solids meal, a nap or a diaper. Daily totals in ml or oz. VACCINES A reference vaccine schedule for your country, with the source shown on every dose. Mark doses as given, set appointments and get a reminder the day before. Add the clinic and any reaction for your own records. Always follow your clinic's plan. LEAPS AND FUSSY PHASES A 20-month timeline of developmental leaps, counted from your due date, so babies born early are not out of step. Each leap explains what's changing, the common signs and ways to help. Growth spurts, teething and sleep regressions are covered too. SHARE WITH YOUR FAMILY Turn on iCloud sync and share your baby with a partner, grandparent or nanny. What one person logs shows up on everyone's phone within seconds. Twins or siblings? Add as many babies as you need. GROWTH AND MILESTONES Weight, length and head circumference on WHO growth curves, with percentiles. Motor milestones by age, from lifting the head to the first steps. HISTORY AND INSIGHTS Every day as a timeline, and any feed, nap or diaper can be edited. Weekly and monthly averages, compared with the period before. WIDGET AND REMINDERS A home screen widget shows the last feed and today's total. Feeding reminders every 2, 3 or 4 hours, or an interval of your own. YOUR DATA No account needed. Your baby's diary stays on your device unless you turn on iCloud sync yourself. MilkyLog is free with ads; a one-time purchase removes them. MilkyLog is a diary, not medical advice. If you're worried about your baby's health, talk to your doctor.