Breastfeeding: Log & Reminders

Breastfeeding: Log & Reminders

Your next feed at a glance

0 ratings
Free

Rating summary

Details

Released
September 26, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

Features

🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

When was the last feed? When have you planned the next one? Feeding helps you keep track right on Apple Watch. Log a feed and your watch calculates the next reminder using the intervals you choose. SIMPLE TO LOG Choose when the feed ended, then mark it as large or small. Log it right away or 15, 30 or 45 minutes later. No need to reach for your phone. YOUR NEXT FEED AT A GLANCE See the last feed, the next planned time and a countdown on the home screen. Add the next feeding time to your watch face or find it in the Smart Stack widget. REMINDERS THAT FIT YOUR ROUTINE Set separate intervals for large and small feeds. The alarm uses haptics and optional sound. Choose from four sounds or turn sound off. After the alarm ends, a reminder for an unlogged feed can repeat at your chosen interval. Logging a feed, postponing or pausing alerts stops the reminders. Prefer no alarm? Reminder mode sends a simple notification instead. ROOM FOR CHANGING PLANS Postpone the next reminder, adjust your intervals or pause alerts. Your feeding history stays organised by week and day, including vitamin D. RIGHT ON YOUR WATCH A standalone Apple Watch app. No account and no ads. Records are stored locally on your device; the app does not send them to a developer-operated server. Requires Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later. Enable notifications and Background App Refresh for alerts. Allow Time Sensitive notifications in Sleep Focus. Alert behaviour depends on your watch settings; Silent Mode mutes sound. This app is a logging and reminder tool. It does not determine your baby's feeding needs or replace medical or lactation advice.
Show more

What's New in Breastfeeding

1.2

October 24, 2026

New in 1.2: • When it's time to feed, the screen now shows how long it has been since the last feed. • A simpler History: no counts or averages. Each day shows its feeding times and vitamin D, and a tap opens that day's feeds straight away.

More