feed tracker
Breast, bottle or mixed
Record breastfeeds, bottles and mixed feeds with the details that apply, including side, time or amount.
Remember what happened, without prescribing what comes next
A feed tracker for the last feed—and the next handover.
Track breastfeeding, bottles, mixed feeds and pumping beside sleep and nappies. Keep one practical baby-care timeline with OBubba.
A clear answer
What should a useful baby feed tracker record?
A useful feed tracker records what actually happened: when a breastfeed or bottle started, the relevant time, side or amount, and any optional note a parent wants to keep. OBubba also supports mixed feeding and pumping, then keeps feeds beside sleep, nappies and family handovers. It is a memory and coordination tool—not a feeding target or medical assessment.
What to look for
Keep the details your family will use.
The aim is not a perfect diary. Record the feed that just happened, add only the practical detail you need, and let the shared timeline carry the handover when another parent or trusted carer takes over.
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Pumping in the same picture
Keep pumping records and optional notes beside feeds rather than in a separate memory.
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A clearer care handover
Review feeds beside sleep and nappies, then share through the appropriate parent or trusted-carer route.
One real feed is enough to start
A minimum useful feed log
Log the moment in front of you. You do not need to reconstruct the whole day or follow a feeding template.
Step 1
Choose what happened
Select breast, bottle or mixed feeding, or record pumping separately when that is the event you want to remember.
Step 2
Keep the real time
Record the start time and the relevant side, duration or bottle amount. Add a note only when it will help later.
Step 3
Read it beside the baby day
Keep the feed next to sleep and nappies so the next handover has context rather than an isolated number.
Step 4
Share through the right route
Use Partner Sync for another parent contributing to the live record, or Bubba Care for a private trusted-carer handover.
A calmer boundary
A feeding record is context, not a target
- OBubba records what a family enters; it does not prescribe how much or how often a baby should feed.
- A log cannot confirm that a baby is receiving enough milk or replace responsive feeding and individual professional guidance.
- If feeding, nappies, alertness, growth or your baby’s health concerns you, contact a midwife, health visitor, GP, paediatric professional or urgent service as appropriate.
- Tracking can be paused. A useful handover matters more than a perfect record.
The care picture around every feed
Feeds make more sense beside sleep, nappies and the handover.
OBubba keeps the practical baby day together. Partner Sync lets invited parents contribute to the live record, while Bubba Care provides a parent-controlled browser handover for another trusted carer.
FAQ
feed tracker questions.
Can OBubba track breast and bottle feeds?
Yes. OBubba records breastfeeds, bottles and mixed feeds, with pumping kept as its own record.
Can another parent see the feed history?
An invited parent can use Partner Sync to contribute to the same live baby record. Bubba Care is the separate private browser handover for another trusted carer.
Does the feed tracker tell me how much my baby should eat?
No. OBubba records what a family enters; it does not prescribe feeding amounts, schedules or medical targets. Follow your baby’s cues and individual professional guidance.
Is OBubba only a feeding app?
No. OBubba keeps feeds beside sleep, nappies, growth, milestones and other baby-care records.
Start with the feed that just happened
Keep the last feed ready for the next handover.
Download OBubba and record one breastfeed, bottle, mixed feed or pumping session in the same timeline as sleep and nappies.