Bottle Feeding Friend - Baby feed tracker app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
2176 ratings )
Health & Fitness
Medical
Developer: 74 monkeys
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.3, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 06 May 2013
App size: 2.37 Mb
Record and log your babys feeds with ease - Visually set the milk levels the same as your bottle and the app calculates the rest.
To Log a feed simply select the bottle size you are using, drag the milk up to the level that you have filled to and tap start. When your baby has finished, drag the milk level down to the finish level and tap stop - the amount taken will be recorded with no need to calculate yourself.
The App allows you to record if it was formula or expressed, the time of the feed and the quantity, and a graph lets you see trends.
Latest reviews of Bottle Feeding Friend - Baby feed tracker app for iPhone and iPad
Loses your info
Would be exactly what I wanted if it remembered any info I entered into it. Entered 4 feeds, came back later to find only one.
Would be exactly what I wanted if it remembered any info I entered into it. Entered 4 feeds, came back later to find only one.
Good, so far...
I like being able to track my babys bottle consumption without all the extras of bowel movements and sleep that I dont want to track. I wish that there was a way to personalize it, though. Like the ability to add my babys name or picture. And for it to remember patterns. I dont use formula, but it auto selects it and I have to put it to breast milk each time. Not that big of a deal, but still its the little things. I exclusively pump and bottle feed so I like that I can compare my pumping output to my babys intake. Just missing the personal touch!
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I like being able to track my babys bottle consumption without all the extras of bowel movements and sleep that I dont want to track. I wish that there was a way to personalize it, though. Like the ability to add my babys name or picture. And for it to remember patterns. I dont use formula, but it auto selects it and I have to put it to breast milk each time. Not that big of a deal, but still its the little things. I exclusively pump and bottle feed so I like that I can compare my pumping output to my babys intake. Just missing the personal touch!