Built for sleepy rooms and one free hand
BabyTime
A calm iPhone baby tracker for feeds, sleep, diapers, appointments, memories, and the patterns parents need at a glance.
Live feeding timer
Memories Movie slideshow
English & עברית
Designed for iPhone
Android · Coming soon
2h 14m
Since last feed, with the next care window still easy to read.
5h 20m
Awake and sleep rhythm beside the daily log, not buried in it.
01 · Today
A whole day, readable in seconds.
The home screen keeps the important questions close: when was the last feed, what happened today, and what can be logged right now?
02 · Feeding
Start, pause, switch sides.
Breastfeeding gets a live timer with left and right side totals, plus a manual path for back-dating the real world.
03 · Day River
The timeline remembers for you.
Feeds, bottles, sleep, diapers, pumps, medicine, and notes become a soft river of the day instead of a chaotic pile.
04 · Stats
Patterns without panic.
Choose a day, week, or month to compare feeding gaps, sleep and wake windows, time-of-day patterns, diaper mix, and weight trends.
05 · Memories & Milestones
Care and keepsakes in one place.
Profile photos, attached entry photos, and milestones gather into a soft timeline of what changed.
06 · Buy list
The little list lives with the day.
Diapers, drops, wipes, clothes, and bottle parts stay in the same calm space as the care log.
Every tiny thing gets a gentle home.
BabyTime keeps common newborn care fast and legible without making the app feel clinical.
Breast
Left, right, both, duration, photos, and a live timer.
Bottle
Expressed milk, formula, amount, time, and notes.
Sleep
Start now, back-date, finish wake time, and see totals.
Diaper
Wet, dirty, both, and daily mix in the stats view.
Pump
Milk amounts and timing beside the feeding record.
Weight
Growth notes in the same warm system as daily logs.
Mood
Small daily context that makes the data feel human.
Medicine
Medicine and care notes without breaking the flow.
Vitamin D
A tiny daily task, visible before it disappears from memory.
Tummy time
Set start and end times, with the session length calculated automatically.
Outdoor adventure
Log when a walk began and ended, plus where the little adventure went.
Bath time
Capture start and end times, photos, notes, and the routine details worth keeping.
Note
Write a standalone note with its time and photos, without turning it into an awake window.
Doctor-ready without extra work
The log becomes the overview.
Selectable day, week, and month views turn one-tap entries into sleep and awake counts, longest windows, feeding patterns, diaper mix, and weight trends.
Mabel's week
Ready to review
Doctor-ready overview
Average feed gap2h 50m
Naps / wakes per day3 / 3
Longest sleep1h 40m
Longest wake2h 14m
More than a tracker. A soft command center.
The app keeps practical care, tiny memories, and tomorrow's appointments beside the day-to-day rhythm.
Appointments
Switch between List and Calendar views, track every visit by day, and keep the things to bring attached to the appointment.
Tipat Chalav
Jun 11Booklet packed · insurance card and diaper bag pending
1/3 to bring10:00 AM
4-month vaccines
Jun 15Health booklet packed · comfort toy pending
1/2 to bring9:30 AM
Pediatric specialist
Jun 24Referral and recent reports ready
2/2 to bring2:15 PM
Shopping
Keep the little replenishment list close: diapers, wipes, medicine, bottle parts, and the thing someone just remembered.
Size 2 diapersLow
Vitamin D dropsToday
Bottle bagsAdd
Memories
Photos attached to feeds, diapers, milestones, and profile moments gather quietly over time.
Milestones
Capture the firsts — first smile, first tooth, first steps — each with a date and a photo to keep.
First smileMar 24
Rolled overJun 17
First laughJun 10
Questions for the visit
Keep a running list for the next appointment, check each one off as you ask, and jot the answer.
Is her weight on track?Asked
When to start solids?To ask
Vitamin D per day?Asked
Available now
Bring calm to the next feeding.
BabyTime is available now on the App Store as a one-time purchase with no subscription.