Track feedings by side, time and duration — see today's total and your recent history, stored locally on your device.
Tracking feedings helps new parents see patterns — how often, how long and which side. Paediatricians often ask about feeding frequency in the first weeks, and having a log is easier than guessing from memory at three in the morning.
This tool stores the log in your browser's local storage. It is not uploaded to any server, it is not shared and it does not sync between devices. If you clear your browser data, the log is gone. That is the tradeoff for keeping your data private without an account.
The tool does not interpret the data — it does not tell you whether the baby is eating enough or too little. That is the paediatrician's job. What it gives you is a clean log to show them when they ask.
No. It is stored in your browser's local storage and never leaves your device.
No. Local storage is per-browser. The log lives on the device where you created it.
The log is deleted. If you want to keep it, take a screenshot or note the data before clearing.
No. It records what you tell it. Whether the frequency and duration are adequate is a question for your paediatrician.
Yes. Select "Bottle" from the side dropdown. The log tracks it the same way.
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