The app is called Total Baby, and it's $5 from iTunes. I'm not sure if its available as an Android app. I actually started with a different app, but later found this one and like it better. At first I used it even more, than I do now. It tracks the basics of diapers, feedings, and sleep. But some of the extras I love are the growth tracker which plots it on the growth charts, the vaccine record, the diary feature and the milestone record. I love the fact that if Caleb does something even moderately new or interesting, I can enter it into the app with a few taps and then go back and record it in the baby book later! You can even keep pictures with the milestone and diary entries.
One of the main reasons that I switched over to this app was the reporting and charting features. (See above, I'm a dork). It shows you a summary at a glance for that day or week, and gives you a timeline so you can start to see trends. I know, why do you need to see this. Truth is, you don't. But I felt like with Caleb being the second child, I struggled keeping tried of when he ate last or if he was due for a nap. It helped me to see when he was starting to form a pattern, so I could respect that.
Here's a few pictures of the charts that I saved awhile back.
A diaper pie chart :) not really useful but somewhat interesting.
Weight percentile chart
This is the "timeline" for some reason it didn't include the legend. Basically blue is sleep and purple is nursing. You can also select what it shows and include diapers, baths etc, but I excluded those to simplify the picture a bit.
Here is the Total Sleep chart. You can see the different amount of daytime sleep versus nighttime, and the total for the 24 hour period.
There are other charts that are useful, but I didn't want to overwhelm you :)
Another feature that I love and use for both boys is the option to enter temperatures and medicine doses. It's really helped me to know how long they've had a fever or when I gave them Tylenol last!
A really useful aspect is that you can set alarms. So if your baby eats every 3 hours, you can set that as an alarm to remind you that it's time.
Also, a really cool thing to note- after I first started using it, I contacted the developer and asked them if there was a way to differentiate daytime sleep from nighttime sleep. I feel this was important, but again that's my type A shining through. Anyway, the developer actually responded and at the time it wasn't a feature, but they developed it and added it in the next update!
Anyway, that was lots of rambling, but if you are a mom with infants and like to overanalyze stuff like I do, you might want to check it out!








