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New: Mama Mode — Baby Nest now starts before the birth. • One-tap tiles for nausea, heartburn, swelling and more • A day recap before sleep, a night recap on waking • A weight line and a contraction timer • Trends: your whole pregnancy across 40 weeks Also: guidance can follow a corrected age for babies born early, clearer sign-in messages, and fixes in all five languages.
Breastfeeding timer, sleep, diapers & growth. Plus a pregnancy diary for mum
The super tracker that starts before the birth — and stays through the 3am feeds. MAMA MODE: THE BUMP WEEKS COUNT TOO • One-tap tiles for nausea, heartburn, swelling, cramps and more • A day recap before sleep, a night recap on waking • A weight line, a contraction timer, and your whole pregnancy on one 40-week view ONE-TAP LOGGING, DAY AND NIGHT • A breastfeeding timer (left/right, pause) that keeps running after you close the app — and shows live on your partner's phone • Bottle, solids, sleep, diapers, temperature, teeth and tummy time in a tap • Voice logging: say "bottle 120" with the lights off • Dark night mode and big one-thumb targets, because 3am GROWTH, HEALTH AND PATTERNS • WHO percentile charts for weight, height and head circumference (0–24 months) • Medicines with next-dose windows, and vaccination schedules tuned to your country • Corrected age for babies born early • Trends and a rhythm forecast built from your own baby's logs ONE FAMILY, ONE TIMELINE • Both parents log live from their own phones — no shared passwords • Grandparents and sitters get simple, limited access • A handoff briefing so whoever takes over knows the day PRIVACY-FIRST, FREE TO USE • No ads, ever. EU hosting. Export or delete everything yourself. • Works offline. AI features are optional and always labelled. Part of the Baby Suite — one account also works with Baby Journeys (what your baby needs at each stage) and Baby Match (choosing the name). Baby Nest is a tracking and reassurance tool, not medical advice. Always talk to your midwife or another health professional about your pregnancy or your child's health.