A baby tracker for twins

Two babies, one journal

Ella keeps both babies in one family journal. The switcher lists their names and ages; select a baby to see that baby’s Today screen, journal and charts.

Who ate last?

Today shows time since the last feed, awake time and time since the last diaper for the selected baby. Switch to the other twin to read their counters. These are recorded times, not a prediction of who needs feeding next.

Feeding two at once

If you tandem feed or give two bottles together, log each baby's feed on their own timeline. Timers run separately, so each feed keeps its own length.

Charts for each baby

Charts, the 24-hour view and growth charts are per baby, so you can follow each one's pattern without mixing them up.

Many hands

Families with twins often have extra help. Invite grandparents or a nanny, and every entry shows who logged it and for which baby.

Printables for twins

Print two copies of the daily log, one per baby, if you like paper for the first days at home.

Nights with twins

Log the first baby’s feed, switch babies, then log the second. Today’s counters follow the baby you selected, so the next caregiver should check the name and switch to review the other baby too.

When the twins are on different rhythms

Twins often settle into different patterns. Because each baby has their own sleep chart and 24-hour view, you can see each one's day without the other's entries getting in the way.

Check-ups for two

On Android, create a separate PDF summary for each baby before a check-up, so each twin's feeds, diapers, sleep and measurements are on their own pages.

Setting up both babies

Start the journal with one baby, then add the second from Family and settings. Give each the name you use at home; the switcher at the top of Today shows both, with their ages, so nobody logs a feed for the wrong twin at 3 a.m.

One parent, two babies

Log one twin’s feed, switch and log the other. Each entry and timer belongs to its own baby. Your partner can switch between the babies to see each one’s current counters.

Sharing the load

Many families with twins split by baby rather than by shift: one parent takes one twin for the night. Because every entry shows who logged it and for which baby, the split stays clear in the journal.

Printables for two

If you like paper in the first days, print two copies of the daily log and mark each with a name, or use one sheet with a different colored pen per baby.