From newborn to first foods and beyond.
Someone should remember all of it.
It doesn't have to be you.
YummyYucky is a baby tracker for feeds, sleep, diapers, solids, and allergens, newborn to first foods and beyond. It keeps every feed, pump, nap, diaper, dose of medicine, and new food organized, so “wait… have they had egg?” is a two-second glance instead of a guess.
Built for 3 a.m. brains and very small, very opinionated critics.
Free for the whole daily log. Safety is never behind a paywall. Plus is $99 a year for the extras.
On the App Store and Google Play, or use it right in your browser.
Start with the right app, not the right-now app.
Newborn you just needs to know when they last ate. Four months from now, you’re the one Googling “is peanut okay yet?” at midnight. Same baby, same app. Set YummyYucky up half-asleep today: the feeds, naps, and diapers are here now, and the first avocado and every allergen are already waiting when they show up. One setup, nothing to re-enter one-handed later, from day one through first foods and well past.
Remembers the day. Guides the next bite. Helps you spend less.
Real screens from a real account, not a mockup.
Know what happened
Every feed, nap, diaper, and first bite on one timeline. Hand the whole day to a partner or nanny without saying a word.
Know what comes next
Flavor Explorer maps the tastes your baby has met and nudges the next one, so a broader palate grows from calm, repeated tries, never pressure.
Know when to buy
Watch the diaper stash count down, get a heads-up before zero, and see who is actually cheapest right now. It can help offset what Plus costs.
Every allergen, first try, and reaction: logged, dated, and ready to hand your pediatrician, or turned into a one-page checkup report with Plus.
They'll assume you have it all together. Let them. 💛What YummyYucky tracks
Every feed, timed
Tap Left or Right and the nursing timer keeps each side, with the phone locked or the app closed, and marks the side to start on next. Nursing plus a top-up bottle saves as one feed, counted once. Free, like the rest of the daily log.
Allergen radar
We track the scary ones and open a watch window on each new allergen, so you know exactly what was introduced and when, and can log anything that follows instead of second-guessing it. No spreadsheet, no 3 a.m. Googling.
Share the high chair
Partner, grandma, daycare, all on one timeline. The other parent sees the nursing timer running and can switch sides or stop it on their phone. A private family feed they view for free, a care sheet for sitters, a read-only care summary for the pediatrician, and a while-you-were-away recap. Finally: receipts.
Exactly how to serve it, today
Look up any food and get when it can start, how to serve it, and the allergen flag, with the safe cut and choking note wherever a food needs one. 1100+ foods with guides, grounded in pediatric guidance.
Log by voice
Say “four ounces, both sides” and it lands. The transcription runs on your phone, so your voice never leaves the device, and you get a look before it saves. Rattle off a whole sentence, feed and nap and diaper, and log it all at once. For the hand that isn’t holding the baby, and when you can’t talk, type the same sentence instead.
See the nap coming
Log sleep and YummyYucky reads the wake-window rhythm to flag the next likely nap and a reasonable bedtime, both from their own pattern, and both free. A heads-up, not a rule, and no more guessing at 5 p.m.
Wear time, counted
If your child wears a helmet, eye patch, hearing aid or brace, turn on the wear tracker and the hours sit on Today beside the feeds and naps, added up for you: time on against the daily goal you were given, a schedule that builds up or steps down if you have one, and skin checks with a photo if you want one, on every caregiver's phone. Free, and out of sight until you turn it on.
The 11 PM panic
The worries never hit at lunchtime. Here are a few, answered calmly and grounded in mainstream pediatric guidance. Most of the time, everything is fine.
My baby barely touched solids today. Should I worry?
No. Through the first year, breast milk or formula is still their main nutrition while solids gradually take on more. A light day on solids is normal. Keep offering, no pressure.
They gagged and turned red. Is that normal?
Yes, gagging is a normal protective reflex while babies learn to eat: noisy, dramatic, and usually fine. A baby who gags, recovers, and carries on is learning. Choking is different: the airway is blocked. If your baby is choking, start first aid right away. If someone is with you, have them call 911 while you start. If you are alone, shout for help and start first aid at once. Our gagging vs choking guide has the signs and the full steps, and it is worth reading before you start solids.
We skipped peanut this week. Is that okay?
Yes. There is no perfect schedule. Keep offering the common allergens regularly once introduced, and pick back up when the week settles down. Consistency over time is what matters, not any single week.
Parent-funded, never data-funded
We're funded by parents, not their data. No ads, no ad trackers, no data brokers. Voice notes are transcribed on your phone, so the audio never leaves it, and health photos stay walled off from every share, report and keepsake. Your baby's logs belong to you, and we don't sell them to anyone.
New to all this? So were we. Here's where to start.
Clear guides on allergens, choking, and textures, plus prep-by-age and safety notes for every food you're about to meet. Search it, log it, done. The answers, not the anxiety.
Every first bite, every scrunched-up 🤢, every food they refused six times and then loved on the seventh: saved with the date.
The list of firsts, with the photos and videos of every face, is the part you'll want to keep, long after they're stealing fries off your plate. And the tiny things you would forget, the sky-bus quote, a year-ago first, we hand back when they will make you smile. 💛
With Plus, a letter on the 1st tells back each month you logged and ends with the month in numbers: hours nursing, naps and nights, diapers and blowouts, counted from your log and never estimated.
Log the next feed before they need you again.
Ten seconds, tops. Then back to it.
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