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About 100 foods for baby

100 Foods for Baby helps you introduce a wide variety of foods while keeping a complete record of your baby's food journey. Whether you're following the 100 Foods approach or simply looking for an easy way to introduce solids, the app helps you stay organised from the very first bite. Features: • Track your baby's first 100 foods • Record likes, dislikes and allergic reactions • Keep detailed notes for every food • See completion across food groups • Celebrate milestones as your baby progresses • Add unlimited custom foods • View favourites and progress at a glance • Export your data for backup or sharing • All data stays on your device by default The included list of 100 foods is designed to encourage food variety. It is a source of inspiration, not a checklist, and you can continue adding as many foods as you like. 100 Foods for Baby is intended for personal tracking only and does not provide medical advice.

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The developer, Mariana Moulinier, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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