A baby feeding tracker for every kind of feed

One journal for combination feeding

Few families feed one way only. Ella puts nursing, bottles, pumping and solids in the same timeline, so you can see the whole day at once instead of stitching it together from different apps and notes.

Made for tired hands

Every common feed is a single tap, from the app or from the Android home-screen widget. The timer keeps running on the lock screen while you feed, and you can fix any entry afterwards.

Advice stays with the professionals

Ella shows what you logged and never recommends amounts or schedules. For feeding questions, your pediatrician or a lactation consultant is the right person to ask.

A day of mixed feeding

Morning: nursing on the left, logged from the widget. Midday: a bottle of pumped milk, logged with its amount. Afternoon: a pumping session. Evening: a first taste of solids. All of it sits in one timeline, in order, for everyone in the family.

Which guide should I read?

If you mostly nurse, start with the breastfeeding tracker. If you mostly give bottles, read the bottle feeding tracker. If you pump, the pumping log explains how pumped milk is kept separate from feeds.

Feeding and the rest of the day

Feeds do not happen alone. The same journal holds sleep and diapers, so the 24-hour view shows how feeds, naps and changes fit together.

Combination feeding, one day at a time

On a mixed day, nursing, expressed milk and formula all sit in one timeline. The time since the last feed counts every kind of feed, so nobody has to add up two apps to know when the baby last ate.

Nursing time and bottle amounts stay honest

Ella never turns nursing minutes into millilitres. Bottle totals count only bottles, nursing is measured in time and sides, and pumped milk has its own chart. Each number means one thing.

Adding first foods

When solids begin, log the food and the amount. Ella notes the first time a food appears in the journal, so the list of foods tried builds itself.

Mostly nursing

If most feeds are at the breast, the breastfeeding tracker guide shows how the Left and Right buttons, the next-side highlight and the lock-screen timer fit a nursing day.

Mostly bottles

If most feeds come from a bottle, formula or expressed milk, the bottle feeding guide covers the usual amount, top-ups and units.

Pumping too

If you pump, the pumping log guide explains how pumped milk has its own chart, so it is never counted as a feed.