Baby Feed Timer, breastfeeding

“Simple, quick and easy to use – a must for night feeds!”

"All the answers to your paediatrician's questions in the palm of your hand!"

Time Magazine says:
"Baby Feed Timer, an elegant app that makes tracking breastfeeding a cinch, with perks.
The feed timer gives you 'left' and 'right' buttons (large buttons, thank goodness, so they’re easy to hit if you’re simultaneously cycling the baby through different feed positions). The best part? The 'analysis' screen."

Designed by and for breastfeeding mothers who want to track when and for how long their baby feeds, including a useful reminder for when a feed is due. It even tells you which breast to start on!

Baby Feed Timer does it all for you!
Tracks breastfeeds, bottle feeds, breast pumps, diapers, sleep, medication, solid food, baby's weight and baby's length. You can also make notes (ideal for recording baby's temperature and medicine given) and set notifications/alerts.

You can even synchronize the data across different phones (both iPhones and other phones) and view your data online at babyfeedtimer.net, making it easy to share baby's day with your partner or carer.

Quickly log data about baby from your Apple Watch. You don't even need to get your phone out of your pocket!

Data is analyzed ready for you and your paediatrician and shows daily, weekly and monthly averages.

See baby's day at a glance and spot trends quickly with easy to read charts.

HIGHLIGHTS:
√ Use the App for more than one baby. Whether it’s a sibling later on or twins or more with full support for multiple timers!

√ Easy to use one button start/stop timer, especially useful during the night feeds

√ Log breastfeeds, bottle feeds, breast pumps, diapers, sleep, solid food, baby's weight, baby's length, medication, make notes and set reminders

√ Synchronize data between different phones (iPhones and other phones). You can also view baby's data on babyfeedtimer.net

√ Apple Watch App. Quickly log breastfeeds, bottles, sleep, diapers, and breast pumps from your Apple Watch. Apple Watch also tells you when the next feed is due. It can even be used when your iPhone is switched off or not nearby!

√ Night mode. The App detects light levels and automatically selects a night or daytime theme

√ Focus on what's important to you by selecting which activities you would like to be displayed. You can even customize it further to show them in the order of your choice

√ See baby's weight and length plotted against data from the World Health Organization to see what percentile your baby is in

√ Pause button. Ability to pause the timer during a feed

√ At a glance view of how long since baby last fed, next feed time and which breast to use next

√ Notifications to alert you when next feed is due, showing which breast to use

√ View when the next feed is due from your lock screen

√ Analysis of the data including average time between feeds and feed times for the day, week and month

√ Easy to read charts displaying analyzed data, as well as a timeline view so you can see emerging trends, such as baby feeding or sleeping at the same time every day. This also helps to show days when baby is acting differently such as more dirty diapers than usual

√ View how long you have fed your baby for that day. Particularly useful for mothers who are monitoring if baby is feeding enough

√ Manually add feeds if you miss one as well as edit feeds

√ Add notes to existing logged feeds such as if baby was sick or fussy during a feed

√ You can choose if the next feed is calculated from a set interval or using current feeding trends

√ You can swap breasts during a single feed

√ The option to email your data to your computer

Baby Feed Timer offers a completely free 7 day trial, this is not a subscription, you will not be automatically billed. At the end of the 7 day free trial Baby Feed Timer will cease to function and you will be offered the option to purchase the full version via a one-time InApp purchase.

App Screenshots

All application data and information was acquired from Apple's public RSS Feeds.