Clearer days for every person who cares for your baby
Explore focused guides for logging feeds, sleep, diapers, health notes, milestones, and handovers—without turning family life into a spreadsheet.
Built around real shared care
These guides reflect how YeYeKids works: quick updates from each caregiver, private permissions, a useful daily timeline, and context families can carry into pediatric visits. Health-related content is informational, never a diagnosis or replacement for professional care.
Daily care
Simple records for the moments that blur together on busy days.
Newborn Tracker App for the First Weeks
A newborn tracker app for feeds, sleep and nappies, shared with your partner and caregivers so nobody has to remember. Free 7-day trial.
Baby Feeding Tracker: Breast, Bottle, Solids
A baby feeding tracker that keeps breast, bottle and solids in one shared history, in ml or oz, so every caregiver sees the same feeding day.
Breastfeeding Tracker: Side, Time, Context
A breastfeeding tracker that remembers which side you finished on, how long it lasted and what changed, so the next feed starts from a record.
Baby Bottle Tracker for ml, oz and Handovers
A baby bottle tracker for amounts offered and taken, in ml or oz, logged by whoever gave it so the next caregiver knows when the next is due.
Baby Sleep Tracker Shared by Every Caregiver
A baby sleep tracker that records when sleep started and ended, so whoever is on duty knows the last wake-up without asking anyone.
Baby Nap Tracker for Wake Windows
A baby nap tracker that catches the pram and car naps nobody remembers, so the next caregiver can judge the wake window accurately.
Baby Diaper Tracker: One Tap, Shared Count
A baby diaper tracker that logs wet and dirty in one tap, so the daily count stays accurate across every caregiver and appointment.
Baby Medication Tracker with Access Control
A baby medication tracker showing what was recorded and when, restricted to the people who need it, so the next caregiver can check the latest entry.
Baby Temperature and Symptom Log
A baby temperature and symptom log that keeps readings, times and doses together, so you can give your pediatrician an accurate history.
Baby Mood Tracker That Explains the Day
A baby mood tracker that adds the one line making feeds and naps readable, so the next caregiver knows what they are walking into.
Baby Routine Tracker, No Rigid Schedule
A baby routine tracker that shows the rhythm your baby already has, rather than handing you a schedule to feel guilty about missing.
Baby Daily Log: One Readable Timeline
A baby daily log putting feeds, sleep, nappies and medicine on one timeline anyone caring for your child can read and add to in seconds.
Baby Daily Summary from Your Care Log
A baby daily summary written from the day’s entries, so the parent at work or the grandparent asking gets the shape of the day in seconds.
Baby Care Profile: Allergies and Instructions
A baby care profile holding allergies, contacts and how things are done, so anyone stepping in can read it instead of being briefed.
Baby Tracker for Multiple Babies and Twins
A baby tracker for multiple babies keeps a separate history and care team per child, with fast switching so twins never share a feed log.
Offline Baby Tracker With Queued Sync
An offline baby tracker that marks failed uploads as pending and retries them from the device, so you can verify each entry when the connection returns.
Shared care
Clear handovers between parents, caregivers, family, and clinicians.
Baby Tracker for Two Parents, Two Phones
A baby tracker for two parents writing to one timeline from their own phones, so the handover happens without either of you narrating the day.
Baby Tracker for Parents and Caregivers
A baby tracker for caregivers with per-person permissions: a nanny logs everything, family follows photos, and access can be removed at any time.
Baby Tracker for a Nanny and Parents
A baby tracker for a nanny who logs the day as it happens, so parents read it from work instead of waiting for a handover at the door.
Baby App for Grandparents, Safely Shared
A baby app for grandparents showing photos and milestones while medication and health notes stay restricted. Access changes whenever you want.
Baby Tracker for Daycare Drop-off and Pickup
A baby tracker for daycare that stitches nursery naps and meals onto your own timeline, so the evening makes sense and the doctor sees a whole day.
Share Your Baby Log With the Pediatrician
Share a baby log with your pediatrician covering only the relevant window, so ten minutes go on their questions instead of your reconstruction.
Baby Care Handover Checklist for Caregivers
A baby care handover checklist covering the four things that matter: last feed, last sleep, anything medical and anything unusual today.
Nanny Daily Report Parents Actually Read
A nanny daily report built from live entries instead of a write-up at six, so it stays accurate and protects the nanny as much as it informs parents.
Baby App for Working Parents Who Want Context
A baby app for working parents to read the day without messaging for updates, so you arrive home informed instead of needing to be briefed.
Best Baby Tracker for Shared Care: How to Pick
Choosing the best baby tracker for shared care comes down to four questions about accounts, permissions, revoking access and offline behaviour.
Share Baby Care Updates Privately, Not Publicly
How to share baby care updates privately: per-person access, photos separate from health notes, and the ability to take access back later.
Memories & development
Private ways to keep milestones, photos, and meaningful context.
Baby Milestone Tracker for Every First
A baby milestone tracker for first smiles, rolls, steps and words, with the date and who was there, shared with family and never scored.
Private Baby Photo Sharing App for Family
A private baby photo sharing app where only the people you invite can see them, photos stay separate from health notes, and access can be removed.
Baby Photo Journal With Dates and Context
A baby photo journal that keeps each picture inside the day it happened, with a line on what was going on and who was there, so it reads later.
Baby Activity Log for Play and Outings
A baby activity log for walks, baths, play and first reactions — the entry that explains a short nap and the part family actually want to read.
Share Baby Updates With Family, Not Everyone
Share baby updates with family in one place they can check themselves, with photos and milestones open and health detail restricted by default.
Choosing a system
Honest comparisons and practical setup guidance for families.
Best Baby Tracker App for Your Care Setup
Choosing the best baby tracker app starts with how many people care for your child, not the feature list. An honest comparison, including where we lose.
AI Baby Daily Summary With Clear Limits
An AI baby daily summary drafts a recap from your entries. Check it against the timeline, and never use generated text for diagnosis or medical decisions.
Baby Health Log for Symptoms and Medicine
A baby health log keeping symptoms, doses and visit notes together and restricted, so you can give a clinician an accurate history, not a recollection.
How to Track Newborn Feeds and Diapers
How to track newborn feeds and diapers without overcomplicating it: the minimum worth recording, why nappies matter most, and when to stop counting.
What to Track Before a Pediatrician Visit
What to track before a pediatrician visit: the relevant window, doses with times, and three written questions so ten minutes go where they matter.
Baby Tracker App vs Spreadsheet: Honest Take
Baby tracker app vs spreadsheet: a spreadsheet is free and yours, and it breaks at 3am one-handed and with several caregivers. Which fits your setup.
Baby Tracker App vs Group Chat: What Gets Lost
Baby tracker app vs group chat: a chat is great for photos and loses the last feed behind twelve replies. Most families end up keeping both.
Baby Tracker Privacy: Questions to Ask First
Baby tracker privacy comes down to who can see it, whether access can be revoked, how the company is paid, and whether you can leave with your data.
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