This app helps parents track their baby's daily activities, including feeding, sleep, and diaper changes. It also offers a guide to introducing first foods, allergen tracking, and tools to create a lasting keepsake of your baby's milestones.
1.0.7
October 23, 2026
This update brings a security fix to the layer the app runs in. Also new since the last update: - A bite logged offline is kept even when your phone is too full to save its photo. - Only the person who added a letter, voice clip, milestone or vaccine record, or the baby's owner, can edit or delete it. - The CSV download opens notes as the words you typed, not as spreadsheet formulas.
MoreYummyYucky allows you to track feeding (breastfeeding, bottle, pumping), sleep and naps, diaper changes, solids and first foods, and medication/vitamin intake. It also includes an allergen tracker and helps you log milestones.
Yes, YummyYucky provides a guide to over 1,000 foods with age-specific sourcing, preparation advice, and safety information. It covers baby-led weaning and purees, and includes a texture ladder.
You can invite partners and caretakers to share the load and keep everyone on the same page. A private family feed is available for grandparents, and you can generate read-only care summaries for sitters or daycare.
YummyYucky generates a checkup report with your baby's averages, growth data, and medication history. It also maintains a vaccine and immunization record and a summary of food reactions for your doctor.
Yes, the app grows with your child, from newborn feeds and diapers to starting solids and managing picky eating phases in toddlers. It offers coaching for food refusals.
No, YummyYucky is ad-free. The description explicitly states that safety features are always free and does not mention any advertisements.
YummyYucky is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
The latest version of YummyYucky is 1.0.3, which was last updated on August 24, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.
