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A calm, native, private and free baby tracker. No account. No subscription. No ads.
FirstDays Baby Tracker helps parents record the most important parts of a newborn’s daily routine: feeding, diapers, sleep, and growth.
Designed for the first days, weeks, and months of baby care, the app makes it quick to log what happened and easy to understand daily patterns.
Track feeding
Record breastfeeding and bottle feeding sessions, including time, duration, breast side, milk type, amount, spit-up, and notes.
Track diapers
Log pee, poop, or pee + poop with simple one-tap actions. Add details like amount, color, and texture when needed.
Track sleep
Start and stop sleep sessions, add manual sleep records, and see total sleep time for the day.
Track growth
Record weight, length, and head circumference over time. View simple growth trends and compare the latest measurement with birth data.
Daily summary
See a clear overview of the day:
- Feeding sessions
- Bottle milk volume
- Wet diapers
- Poop diapers
- Sleep time
- Latest growth measurement
- Recent activity timeline
Charts and trends
View simple charts for feeds, bottle volume, diapers, sleep, weight, length, and head circumference.
Export reports
Create a clean summary report to share during pediatrician visits. Export daily or weekly information when you need it.
Private by design
Your baby’s data is stored on your device. No account is required for the core tracking experience.
FirstDays Baby Tracker is built to be simple, calm, and fast — especially for tired parents using the app during night feedings and diaper changes.
Important:
This app helps you record your baby’s routine. It does not diagnose medical conditions or replace advice from a doctor. For health concerns, contact your pediatrician or emergency services.
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What's New in FirstDays Baby Tracker
1.3
July 22, 2026
Fixed the baby’s age calculation in the app and widget. The last feeding time now updates correctly while the app is open. The widget now shows both hours and minutes since the last feeding. Stability and performance improvements.
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