Apps??

lilydolce · November 2014

Anyone downloading any good apps to keep track of baby feeding logs growth etc? I found one called Baby Tracker with good reviews but haven't used it yet. Is it worth to keep logs?

BookitBoo · November 2014

Perfect honesty: I was too tired/distracted to keep up with any of the baby feeding apps I downloaded the first time so I have absolutely no helpful advice. Sorry

cassied7 · November 2014

I didn't keep track of anything either. I think all that stuff makes it stressful and can make some people more paranoid. My sister wrote everything down in a journal and she was always so worried about everything.

LaBellaVida · November 2014

I never did. I just went with the flow.

YaMrWhite · November 2014

Ain't nobody got time for that.

honeybeee3 · November 2014

DS had some feeding/weight gain problems that lasted for about a month after he was born. During that time, I was required to record everything for the pedi, so I used an app. I used iBaby - it was easy to use and it was very helpful given the circumstances. But I know I wouldn't have used the app if we didn't have all those issues.

mmooki · November 2014

I never tracked anything much past the time I was in the hospital.

lilydolce · November 2014

Thanks for the replies!! I think I will just keep track of weight n height only

jennayn · November 2014

I used Ibreastfeed by medela with DD. I liked it for the beginning when I was so sleep deprived.

soon2bejp · November 2014

What about labor apps to help keep track of contractions? I was thinking about this in case labor starts progressing while H is at work.

letsgox · November 2014

We used a steno pad to keep track for a long time. It got to be too much work after too long. Once we knew she was gaining weight, we stopped tracking.

sschica448 · November 2014

There is one called Ovia Pregnancy. very helpful.

ECATX · November 2014

At first, we wrote everything down. I felt like I needed some kind of a timer, so I got an Itzbeen, which was helpful, but it was more of a countdown than a recording device. After a while, I switched to the Feed Baby app (for android phones), and I'm planning to use that this time.

I could never remember the last time DD ate, so for me, it was less stressful to have the app than to wing it. Our pediatrician also asked us to record diapers and feedings until DD had gained some weight, so we needed the info for that. Once she gained enough weight, we stopped tracking diapers, but I kept track of her feedings until around 6-8 months.

Jellybean707 · November 2014

I bought the Itzbeen with DS and found that we never used it. Maybe now that we have 2 kids to manage we'll actually use it but I doubt it. DS was always nice and vocal when he needed something

MusicFanatic · November 2014

honeybeee3 said:

DS had some feeding/weight gain problems that lasted for about a month after he was born. During that time, I was required to record everything for the pedi, so I used an app. I used iBaby - it was easy to use and it was very helpful given the circumstances. But I know I wouldn't have used the app if we didn't have all those issues.

This. I'm also required to record. They said for 2 weeks as of now because she's doing well. I'm using iBaby as mentioned above. I have to use a paper log her doctor gave me, but use the app because I always have my phone. And it's easier overnight when she's waking and feeding to put it in my phone and transfer to paper next day. I don't think I'd be doing it if she weren't a preemie, though. It's kind of annoying and a lot of work.

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