Baby Tracker: Feeding, Sleep, Diaper & Growth Log
BabyBerry is a pregnancy tracker and baby tracker in one app. Follow your pregnancy week by week, then record your newborn's feeding, sleep, diapers and growth. From your due date countdown to the latest bottle feed, keep everyday details together and share baby care with your partner.
What you can log in BabyBerry
- Use a breastfeeding timer, track each side and check the last side used
- Log bottle feeds, milk amounts and solid foods
- Record naps and nighttime sleep with a sleep timer
- Track wet, dirty and mixed diapers
- Log pumping sessions and milk amounts
- Follow growth with weight, length and head circumference records
- Check recent feeding, sleep and diaper history when planning the next handoff
Share daily care with your family
Share baby profiles, prenatal checkups and care records with your family. With Pro, a family can include up to six people, including you. Family sync access and trial details are shown in the app.
Your personal journal, mood logs, health check-ins and AI conversations stay in your own account and are not automatically shared with your partner.
What is a baby tracker?
A baby tracker is an app or notebook for recording a newborn's everyday care: when they fed and for how long, when they slept, how many diapers they went through, and how they are growing. It turns a blur of small moments into a history you can look back on.
Many parents keep one in the first weeks, when feeds come every few hours and caregivers take turns. A shared log answers "when was the last feed?" without waking anyone up, and it makes handoffs between parents, grandparents and other carers simpler.
A tracker records what you enter. It does not interpret patterns, assess your baby's health, or replace advice from your pediatrician, midwife, health visitor or other healthcare provider.
Why parents keep a feeding and sleep log
Handoffs between caregivers
Whoever takes the next shift can see the last feed, side, nap and diaper without a conversation.
Notes for checkups
Health services such as the NHS and the American Academy of Pediatrics describe feeds and wet or dirty diapers as things to notice in the early days. A log gives you accurate notes to bring to your own provider instead of guessing from memory.
Seeing your own routine
Over a few weeks the log shows how your days actually run, which helps when planning sleep, outings or a return to work.
Keeping memories
First solids, a first long stretch of sleep and growth milestones end up recorded with dates, not reconstructed later.
How to choose a baby tracker app
The useful tracker is the one you can keep up with at 3 a.m. Before downloading, look for:
- Logging that takes one or two taps, with timers for breastfeeding, sleep and pumping.
- A clear "last feed, last side, last diaper" view rather than charts you have to read.
- Family sharing, so every caregiver works from the same history.
- A privacy policy that says who operates the app and what is and isn't shared.
- Continuity from pregnancy to baby, so due dates, checkups and records carry over without a second app.
Baby tracker FAQ
Is BabyBerry a baby tracker app?
Yes. BabyBerry is a pregnancy and baby tracker for iOS and Android. After birth it logs breastfeeding, bottles, solids, sleep, diapers, pumping and growth, and shares those records with your family.
Is the baby tracker free?
Pregnancy and baby-care logging is free and ad-free. Optional Pro subscriptions or a one-time Pro Lifetime purchase unlock family sharing for up to six people, Home Screen widgets and Live Activities. Prices and terms are shown in the app.
Can I track both breastfeeding and bottle feeding?
Yes. The breastfeeding timer records each side and remembers the last side used; bottle feeds record milk amounts; solids have their own log. Pumping sessions and milk amounts are logged separately.
Can my partner or family see the baby's logs?
With Pro, a family of up to six people, including you, shares baby profiles, prenatal checkups and care records. Your personal journal, mood logs, health check-ins and AI conversations stay private to your account.
Does BabyBerry tell me whether my baby is feeding or sleeping enough?
No. BabyBerry records what you enter and shows the history; it does not assess your baby's health or give medical advice. Bring your notes to your pediatrician, midwife or health visitor, and contact them with any concern.
Where can I download BabyBerry?
BabyBerry is available on the App Store for iOS and on Google Play for Android.
Sources and editorial notes
This page is published and maintained by Seedflow Limited in Hong Kong. Feature descriptions match the current App Store listing. General newborn-care context is checked against public guidance from:
- NHS — Breastfeeding: the first few days
- American Academy of Pediatrics (HealthyChildren.org) — How often and how much should your baby eat?
- NHS — Helping your baby to sleep
- BabyBerry editorial policy
- About Seedflow Limited and BabyBerry
Disclaimer: BabyBerry is for general information and self-tracking. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.