Description

The birth of a baby is a beautiful thing. Things that you need to do in preparation and on-going can be quite a journey - full of excitement and joy, intermingle with feelings of uncertainty, not because it is difficult, but simply you haven't done it before.

Many people like to keep track of what their baby has eaten and the reaction that the baby has towards different food. Such a record can form part of your baby ‘growth journal’. It can also be useful from a health management perspective as it gives you a record of what has been eaten, quantity eaten and when it has been eaten, which could be relevant information to give to your medical providers where necessary.

This app helps you track such information. It also recognises that you are busy, especially as new parents, so it is designed to be flexible and easy to use. It allows you to track the information with as little ‘click’ as possible, but, of course, if you feel like it and have more time, it allows you to enter more information.

It is written in anticipation of the birth of my own daughter. It is sort of my little effort to help my wife. It helps her, so hopefully it can help other expecting mothers too. Best wishes.

Features:
- Keep track of what you baby ate during each feed - allows you to record the type of food, quantity, time spent eating, even a photo of the food if you so wish, and the reaction to the food.
- A convenient Breast Feed function makes it easy to keep track of your Breast Feed during those early months when you are probably just Breast Feeding. It has a timer that helps you time the duration of each breast feed and also keep track of the side your baby has previously fed on.
- It has built in common food type to save you time from entering it.

What's New in Version 1.1

Quick feed function can now add the breast feeding recorded using the timer directly to the most recent feed rather than creating a new feed record. This can be turned on or off on a case by case basis.