A baby tracker that keeps up with you
What is a baby tracker?
A baby tracker is an app that keeps a record of feeds, sleep, diapers and the other little things a baby needs, so nobody has to hold the whole day in their head.
Our Little Two keeps that record by voice or by tap, then answers from it: when she last ate, how much she has had today, and whether you are on track.
More than a logbook
The problem
In the first months every feed, nap and diaper is a small fact somebody has to remember. A notes app, a whiteboard and a group text each hold part of the day, and at 3am nobody can say for sure when she last ate.
How it works
- Say what happened, like "She drank 4 ounces at 2:10", or tap the Feed button.
- It lands on the right Track and is read back in one line that also says where you stand.
- Ask "When did she last eat?" or "Are we on track?" and hear the answer from the log.
- Everyone on her Care Team opens the same log, on iPhone or in a web browser.
What changes
You stop carrying the day around in your head. The next person who picks her up knows what already happened, and the Goals her pediatrician cares about are one question away.
What it does, specifically
Eight things to track
Feeds, diapers, sleep, pumping, meds, temperature, weight and tummy time. Turn on only the ones she needs.
Talk the way you already talk
"Wet diaper." "Gave vitamin D." "She's down." A normal sentence becomes an entry with the time and the details filled in.
Or tap once
Every Track has a button. A tap and a sentence create exactly the same entry, so use whichever suits the moment.
Three questions with real answers
When did she last eat? How much today? Are we on track? Each answer is one line with a number and a next step.
Numbers you can trust
Answers are worked out from your log. The number you hear is the number that was logged.
Goals from the people who know her
You and her pediatrician set what on track means, like a daily total or the longest gap between feeds.
Everyone sees the same day
Partners, grandparents and nannies read and add to one log for her, not five separate ones.
Mistakes are easy to fix
Say what was wrong and it is corrected. The original stays on record as replaced, so nothing quietly disappears.
Questions parents ask
Do I have to talk to it?
No. Every Track has a button, and a tap logs the same entry a sentence would. Voice is there for when your hands are full.
Is it medical advice?
No. It keeps a record and answers from that record. If you are worried about your baby, call your pediatrician.