Baby Daybook - Newborn Tracker

edit: Still the best app for that first year. Used it again and it has only improved. It is absolutely worth the small price to get the full version, but still very usable without it, and no ads! I'm a stay-at-home dad and this has been clutch for keeping feedings, naps, baths, medicine timings, and everything else tracked. Amazing App, exactly what you want for keeping track of what your baby needs. The new nap predictor is also pretty close to reality! Can't recommending this enough.

Husband and I got this app so we could communicate better with our twins feedings and diapers. This made it so much easier to balance the babies. I can see this being useful for even 1 baby but for multiples its a must! Unfortunately it does cost but we decided the ease of mind was worth it so we could both access it on our phones and fully track our little ones!

As a first time mom, I really appreciate being able to keep track of all my newborn's feedings and diaper changes with the press of a button, especially considering how hard it can be to remember things when you're only getting 2 hours of sleep at a time. The app has a very intuitive UI, and allows for the user to add and customize event inputs. The ad-free trial really hooks you, so when the free trial is over, the video ads become very intrusive. I paid to remove them, and the price is fair.

Great app! It is so easy to use and so helpful with keeping track with my baby's feeding and diaper changes. The free trial had me sold, especially since paying for it allowed me to add my husband to the account, so he has access to it through his phone too. I also love that I can customize what I want to record (tummy time, baths etc) and see habits and patterns on a graph in an instant. Plus it is compatible with my Google watch so when I lose my phone I can still record feedings and such!

This app is great at tracking things like diaper changes, feedings, pumping, and other daily baby tasks. it falls WAY short when it comes to calculating growth percentiles, at least for premature babies. I went through and calculated my child's z-scores and percentiles manually (basic statistics), and the percentiles calculated by the app were low by between 29 and 54 points. This is unacceptable, will scare many parents and seems like an attempt to market the app with a feature that doesnt work