Baby progress tracker for mums

Momzy is a tracker for breastfeeding moms that allows you to monitor your baby's development and condition during the breastfeeding period.

The development and condition tracker for your breastfed baby enables you to:

- Record the duration and frequency of breastfeeding sessions;

- Log the duration and number of naps, both during the day and at night;

- Utilize white noise sounds during your baby's sleep;

- Track changes in your baby’s parameters: height, weight, age, and the number of new teeth;

- Add comments about bottle feeding: type of food and volume;

- Document the frequency of diaper changes: how your baby went to the toilet, whether a diaper was used or not;

- Record your baby’s temperature and leave comments about their well-being, noting any discomfort;

- Add comments regarding how your baby played, went for walks, bathed, and any vaccinations received;

Take photos of your baby and add them to the photo album.

The statistics and charts available in the development and condition tracker for your breastfed baby include:

- Total breastfeeding time during the day and at night;

- Total number of feedings during the day and at night;

- Average feeding duration during the day and at night;

- Average number of feedings during the day and at night;

- Maximum and minimum feeding durations during the day and at night over a selected time period;

- Maximum and minimum number of feedings during the night and day over a selected time period;

- Total number of toilet trips in a day: bowel movements or urination, with or without a diaper;

- Average, maximum, and minimum number of toilet trips over a selected time period: bowel movements or urination, with or without a diaper;

- Total number of bottle feedings;

- Total volume of liquid or food consumed from a bottle;

- Average, maximum, and minimum number of bottle feedings over a selected time period;

Average, maximum, and minimum volume of liquid or food consumed from a bottle over a selected time period.

All information is presented in the form of statistical data and charts.