Babbie: baby tracker

babbie is the calm, no-fuss baby tracker for new parents. Log sleep, feedings, diapers, weight, temperature, and medications in seconds - then see exactly how your baby is doing in clear daily and weekly summaries. Built around the way real parents track: one-tap quick logs at 3am, beautiful charts during nap time, and gentle, evidence-based context so you know what's normal for your baby's age. — TRACK EVERYTHING THAT MATTERS — • Sleep sessions with start/end times and a 24-hour timeline • Feedings: breast (left/right), bottle volume, and solids • Diapers: wet and dirty counts • Weight with WHO percentile bands (P15–P85) • Temperature readings • Medication doses — UNDERSTAND THE PATTERNS — • Daily summary: total sleep, longest stretch, feeding mix, diaper counts • Weekly trends: 7-day sleep and feeding bar charts with target-range overlays • Feeding heatmap: see exactly when your baby eats across the week • Weight trend chart with sex-specific WHO percentile bands — GUIDANCE GROUNDED IN STANDARDS — babbie compares your baby's numbers against published guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics (sleep and feeding) and the World Health Organization (growth standards). You'll see at a glance whether totals are below, within, or above the typical range for your baby's age - never as medical advice, always as helpful context for your conversations with your pediatrician. — DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE — • One-tap quick log buttons on every screen • Works one-handed at 2am • Full activity timeline with edit and delete • Switch quickly between siblings • Light and dark mode — PREMIUM — Upgrade to babbie Premium for: • Full Summary tab with charts and insights • Track multiple babies at once • Share baby data with a co-caregiver or pediatrician • Medicine reminder notifications Subscription details and terms are shown in-app before purchase. You can cancel anytime in your App Store account. — IMPORTANT — babbie is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Range comparisons reflect general guidance from AAP and WHO and may not apply to your individual baby. Always defer to your pediatrician. Questions or feedback? We read everything: [email protected]