The best baby feeding tracker app in 2026 is Sito, the app we build. It logs a breastfeed in one tap, keeps your formula by name, and hands your pediatrician a clear record. Then it grows into first foods and meals. For every other app, we read its own App Store listing on October 26, 2026.
TL;DR
- Most feeding trackers log breastfeeds, bottles and pumping for the newborn months; we compared seven side by side.
- Huckleberry, Nara Baby, Baby Tracker, ParentLove, Robin and Baby Feed Timer log nursing and bottles; several add solids and a report for the pediatrician.
- We recommend Sito, our app: breastfeeds and bottles with your formula picked by name, vitamin D in one tap, then first foods and meals in the same app, and one report for the doctor.
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The 7 baby feeding tracker apps side by side
| App | Milk and first foods | Formula by name or tin | Vitamins | Report for the doctor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sito | Breastfeeds (side, minutes) and bottles; Starting Solids from 4 months, meals from 12 | Pick it from a list with photos, or scan the tin | Vitamin D drops, 400 IU, or a vitamin by barcode or name; one tap a day | One PDF with milk, vitamins and growth, ten languages |
| Huckleberry | Breastfeeding timer, bottles, a solid foods log | Not mentioned in its listing | Medicine log | Trends to share with your pediatrician |
| Nara Baby | Left and right breastfeeding, bottles of formula or breast milk, solids | Not mentioned in its listing | Medications log | Bowel habits to share with your pediatrician |
| Baby Tracker (Nighp) | Nursing timer, bottles, formula, expressed milk, solids | Not mentioned in its listing | Medications log | PDF export for healthcare professionals |
| ParentLove | Breastfeeding, bottles, baby food, pumping | Not mentioned in its listing | Medication log | Pediatrician-ready reports |
| Robin | Nursing timer, bottles, pumping, solids and allergens | Not mentioned in its listing | Meds on the timeline | One-page Doctor Summary PDF |
| Baby Feed Timer | Breastfeeds, bottle feeds, solid food | Not mentioned in its listing | Medication log | Data ready for your pediatrician |
"Not mentioned in its listing" means the app's own App Store listing does not say.
The best baby feeding tracker app: Sito
Sito puts a Milk card on the home screen from birth to 11 months. One tap on Breastfed logs a feed now, and you can add Left, Right or Both right after. Bottle asks how much, in ml or fl oz, and whether it held breast milk, formula, cow's milk or other milk. It remembers what your last bottle held and your formula. For how much formula by age, see our formula feeding chart.
The formula picker shows your formula first, then the brands sold where you live. A brand lists the stage for your baby's age first. The list comes with photos, and rows show the stage or kind, such as follow-on, hypoallergenic or anti-reflux. A scanned formula tin opens the Bottle sheet with that formula picked.
Vitamins sit on the same card. Add Vitamin D drops, 400 IU, or a vitamin by its barcode or name, then tap Mark as given once a day. The sheet shows the dose on the label and says: dose as your doctor advises.
The card shows the last feed and today's count, such as 6 breastfeeds and 2 bottles (240 ml), and every feed can be edited. Each child has their own log, and the other parent joins with a code and logs from their own phone.
The report for your doctor gains a Milk and vitamins section: breastfeeds a day, bottles a day, bottle milk a day, the formula's name and the days each vitamin was logged. It is one PDF made on the phone, in ten languages, with growth on the WHO charts under 2.
Sito is one app for milk now, first foods at 4 to 6 months and meals at 12 months. Starting Solids shows how to serve 583 foods at your baby's age, with the Allergen Ladder for 9 allergens one at a time.
How we compared
We read each app's own App Store listing on October 26, 2026, and noted when it was last updated. The columns are the questions a parent logging milk asks: breastfeeds and bottles, the formula by name, vitamins and a record for the doctor.
The 7 best baby feeding tracker apps, ranked
1. Sito: milk, first foods and meals in one app
Milk, vitamins and the doctor's report now, then Starting Solids at 4 months and meals at 12. Details in the Sito section above.
2. Huckleberry: newborn tracker, then solids
Its listing (updated Oct 22, 2026) describes "a newborn tracker in the early days, a baby sleep tracker, and solid foods log as your child grows." It adds a breastfeeding timer for both sides and trends to share with your pediatrician (App Store).
3. Nara Baby: left and right, built for twins
Nara Baby (listing updated Oct 19) logs left and right breastfeeding, noting which side ended the last feed, and bottles of formula or breast milk. It is built for several children or twins (App Store).
4. Baby Tracker by Nighp: feeds, sleep, diapers and a PDF
Baby Tracker (listing updated Oct 20) covers feedings, sleep, diapers, pumping and growth, and records export as a PDF for healthcare professionals (App Store).
5. ParentLove: feeds, pumping and growth
ParentLove (listing updated Oct 20) logs breastfeeding, bottles, baby food and pumping, with growth percentiles and pediatrician-ready reports (App Store).
6. Robin: big buttons and a Doctor Summary
Robin (listing updated Oct 21) uses big buttons for bottles, nursing, pumping, solids, sleep and diapers, with a solids and allergen tracker and a one-page Doctor Summary PDF (App Store).
7. Baby Feed Timer: when and how long
Baby Feed Timer (listing updated Oct 20) is made for nursing parents who want to track "when and for how long their baby feeds." It also logs bottles, solid food and medication (App Store).
Other apps parents find
Baby Connect (listing updated Oct 20) is a real-time tracker for feedings, nursing, naps, diapers and pumping, shared with family or daycare (App Store).
What to look for in a feeding tracker app
- Fast logging. The CDC says "Your baby will breastfeed about 8 to 12 times in 24 hours." The AAP says babies should in general be fed whenever they seem hungry. For most healthy, full-term babies, it says parents can look to the baby rather than the clock. Our feeding schedule by month shows what changes.
- Vitamin D in the same place. The AAP, the CDC and the NHS each say breastfed babies need a daily vitamin D supplement, starting soon after birth. The AAP and the CDC give the amounts in IU and ounces, the NHS in micrograms and ml, so the FAQ below quotes each as its source does. More in our vitamin D guide.
- Your formula by name, made as the label says. The CDC says to "Use the amount of water listed on the instructions of the infant formula container" and to "Always measure the water first and then add the powder." Sito's values are for the formula made up as the tin says.
- A record for the pediatrician, not a verdict. The AAP says "A newborn's diaper is a good indicator of whether they are getting enough to eat." At checkups, your pediatrician will check your baby's weight and plot it on a growth chart. The AAP says to talk with your pediatrician about how often and how much to feed your baby. The CDC says that if you have concerns about how much your baby is eating, talk to their doctor or nurse.
Frequently asked questions about baby feeding tracker apps
What is the best app to track baby feedings?
We recommend Sito, the app we build. It logs breastfeeds with side and minutes, bottles with your formula picked by name, and vitamins in one tap, and it builds the report for your doctor. Then first foods and meals follow in the same app, so nothing moves.
Can I log formula and breast milk in the same app?
Yes. In Sito breastfeeds and bottles share the Milk card. A bottle can hold breast milk, formula, cow's milk or other milk, and the card shows today's breastfeeds and bottles. The report shows breastfeeds and bottles a day, plus the formula's name.
Does my breastfed baby need vitamin D?
The AAP and the CDC say babies who get breast milk, alone or with formula, need a 400 IU vitamin D supplement every day. The AAP says to start in the first few days of life, the CDC shortly after birth. For babies fed only formula, the AAP says they should get a 400 IU supplement a day if they drink less than 32 ounces of vitamin D-fortified formula, and the CDC says a supplement is not needed at 32 ounces or more a day. In the UK, the NHS says breastfed babies from birth to 1 year should get a daily supplement of 8.5 to 10 micrograms. It says babies having more than 500ml of infant formula a day should not be given one. Ask your pediatrician what applies to your baby. In Sito, add Vitamin D drops, 400 IU, and tap Mark as given each day. The sheet says: dose as your doctor advises.
Can an app tell me if my baby is eating enough?
No. The AAP says a newborn's diaper is "a good indicator" of whether they are getting enough, and progress on the growth chart at checkups is "one way to tell." Talk with your pediatrician about how often and how much to feed your baby. The CDC says to bring concerns about how much your baby is eating to their doctor or nurse. If a breastfed baby does not seem to be swallowing while nursing, once your milk has come in, the AAP says to call their pediatrician right away. Sito counts feeds and keeps the record for that visit. Its report notes that breastfeeds are counted, not measured.
Sources
- American Academy of Pediatrics, HealthyChildren.org: How Often and How Much Should Your Baby Eat? (updated April 2, 2024). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- American Academy of Pediatrics, HealthyChildren.org: Vitamin D for Babies, Children and Adolescents (updated August 24, 2022). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- American Academy of Pediatrics, HealthyChildren.org: Warning Signs of Breastfeeding Problems (updated March 25, 2024). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: How Much and How Often to Breastfeed (April 16, 2026). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Vitamin D (April 14, 2026). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Infant Formula Preparation and Storage (May 14, 2026). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- NHS: Vitamins for children (reviewed 30 May 2024). Accessed October 26, 2026.
- App Store listings of Huckleberry, Nara Baby, Baby Tracker (Nighp), ParentLove, Robin, Baby Feed Timer and Baby Connect, read October 26, 2026.