Feeds
Breastfeeds with side (left, right or both) and duration, bottles of formula or breast milk with the amount drunk and any left over, and solids.
Baby tracker
Tiny Toes logs feeds, nappies, sleep and weight in a tap, shows how the day is going at a glance, and keeps both parents’ phones up to date.
Features
Eight big buttons for the things you log most. Tap one, adjust if you need to, save. Every entry can have a note, and you can change or delete it later.
Breastfeeds with side (left, right or both) and duration, bottles of formula or breast milk with the amount drunk and any left over, and solids.
Log pumping sessions with amount, side and duration, and milk that had to be thrown away. Both are shared across all your babies.
Pee, poop or both, with poop colour and consistency if you want to keep an eye on them.
When your baby fell asleep and for how long, plus every weigh-in.
Breastfeeding time and the last side, bottle milk and wasted milk, pee and poop counts, sleep, the last feed and the latest weight, with the day’s timeline underneath.
History lists every entry by day, with a filter by type. Trends charts the last 7 days: breastfeeding, bottle milk, wasted milk, feeds, pee, poop and sleep, plus all weigh-ins.
Add each baby with their name, and optionally date of birth and sex, then switch between them at the top of Today.
Sign in with Apple or with a code sent by email (no password to remember). Invite your partner with a code and you both see and log for the same babies, synced between your phones.
Dark mode for the middle of the night, and ml and kg or oz and lb.
Feeding guidance
Tiny Toes shows a guidance card on Today and a hint when you log a bottle, nappy, breastfeed or solids, using the guidance for your phone’s region:
Tap the card for the full guidance, including vitamin D advice where the authority gives it. Each location shows its source and when it was last updated. Change the location, or switch guidance off, in Settings.
Each with guidance from its own health authority or paediatric body.
Guidance is general information from health authorities and paediatric bodies, not medical advice. Tiny Toes isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Every baby is different; talk to your doctor, midwife, child health nurse or health visitor about your baby.
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