Baby Feeding Tracker: Breast, Bottle, Pumping & Solids
Log breastfeeds by side and duration, bottles by amount, pumping and solid foods in seconds. The last side and time are kept, so night feeds are easier.
What should I track during baby feeds?
Most parents log the feed type (breast or bottle), the side or amount, the time, and an optional note. Track what's useful to you — there's no need to capture everything.
Can I track breastfeeding and bottle feeding?
Yes. You can log breastfeeds with the side and duration, and bottles with the amount — breast milk, formula, or both in one bottle.
Can I track pumping and stored milk?
Yes. Log pumping sessions with a timer and amount, then place the milk in the fridge or freezer. The milk stash shows what's stored and what to use soon, and one daily reminder can name anything that needs using.
Why track which breast side was used last?
It's easy to forget which side you fed from last, especially overnight. A quick log saves the guesswork at the next feed.
How often should I log feeds?
As often as is helpful for you. In the newborn weeks many parents log every feed. Later, you might only log when it's useful.
Can feeding logs help at pediatrician visits?
They can. Having recent feeding history on hand makes it easier to answer questions, though logs don't replace medical advice.
Should I worry if feeds aren't perfectly consistent?
Feeding varies from day to day. If you're worried about intake, wet diapers or weight, check with your healthcare provider.