Baby tracker - feeding, sleep

Baby tracker - feeding, sleep

Amila
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4.9
Parenting
1,000,000+ Downloads

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What this one does

What Baby Tracker Covers

Baby tracker - feeding, sleep is a care log for parents who want one place to record the routines that matter most during a baby’s early months. It focuses on feeding, sleep and diaper changes, turning scattered notes into a clearer record of the day. Breastfeeding and formula sessions can be logged, while sleep entries help show how long the baby rests between feeds and other activities.

Useful for Daily Care

The app suits new parents, co-parents and other caregivers who share responsibility for an infant. A calendar view makes the history easier to follow over time, and notes provide space for details that do not fit standard entries, such as reactions, medication information or milestones. That record can also help when discussing a baby’s routine with a pediatrician.

  • Track breastfeeding and formula feeding
  • Record sleep periods and diaper changes
  • Review care history in a calendar
  • Add notes alongside routine events
  • Log selected activities through Wear OS devices

Why It Stands Out

Its strength is concentration rather than a broad collection of parenting tools. The main tasks are close to the surface, which is useful when a parent needs to make a quick entry while holding a baby or working through a late-night routine. Wear OS support adds another option for starting timers or recording events without reaching for a phone each time.

At a Glance

Developed by Amila, the app holds a 4.88 rating from 129,357 reviews and has passed 1,000,000 installs. Those figures place it among the more established choices in the Parenting category. It is best suited to families looking for straightforward routine tracking, rather than detailed developmental analysis or a full family-management platform.