Baby Care - Newborn Feeding, D 1.4

New parents who have utilized feeding logs to record all aspects of their newborn’s trends, development, and changes will find Baby Care - Newborn Feeding, Diaper, Sleep Tracker app to be a valuable tool in caring for their little one. The application allows for tracking multiple baby logs.

• Baby Age Banner (share baby age photo)
• You can set monthly baby photos and share them with your family and friends
• Remove unwanted events from the timeline via settings option-> Show in Timeline

Baby Care - Newborn Feeding, Diaper, Sleep Tracker app offers the ability to track the following parameters:

• Feeding (Bottle, Food, and expressing), Breastfeeding, and baby feeding tracker
• Sleeping (Baby sleep tracker)
• Diaper Changing (Baby diaper tracker)
• Expressing
• Measurements (Weight, Height, and head circumference)
• Condition (Symptoms and mood tracker)
• Medicine
• Doctor (Diagnosis)
• Activity (Walking, bathing, Care, Massage, Playtime)
• Temperature
• Spit-up
• Health Condition

Baby Events Reminders

• You can set reminders for baby activities after a certain time or set them to repeat at intervals like every 2 hours, 5 hours, etc. You can set separate reminders for activities.

Charts and Summary

• Share baby charts with your friends on Facebook, email, and other platforms

Backup & Restore Data

• Backup and restore baby logs locally or upload them to the cloud for safekeeping.

Baby Care - Newborn Feeding, Diaper, Sleep Tracker app premium features:

• Write notes for Newborn feeding, breastfeeds, sleeps, diaper changes, weight, height and head circumference growth
• Track breastfeeding sessions, sleep patterns, body measurements, diaper changes, baby care routines and growth progress
• Record activities, moods, temperatures, doctor visits, diagnosis details and medications intake
• Visualize trends and routines of your little one with the timeline and various charts
• Track your little one's Newborn baby care notes including feeding details like baby food tracker and feeding patterns