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Best Breastfeeding Apps in 2026

Checked 2026-10-21

Written by Muneeb Rana · Last updated 21 October 2026

Quick answer: The best breastfeeding apps let you log each session's time and duration, the side, bottles of expressed milk and diapers. Tot does this simply, with sharing; Baby Tracker (Nighp) and Baby Daybook add pumping logs; Huckleberry and Sprout cover feeding within wider trackers. For breastfeeding help itself, La Leche League and your lactation consultant beat any app.

TL;DR

  • Tot: simple breastfeeding log with sharing.
  • Baby Tracker, Baby Daybook: pumping logs.
  • Apps track; people (IBCLCs, La Leche League) help.

Disclosure: Tot is our app, so it's listed first. Everything else comes from each app's public App Store and Google Play listing, checked 21 October 2026. We don't accept payment for placement, and ratings change constantly, so we don't rank on them.

The best breastfeeding apps make logging feeds effortless, so you can focus on your baby, not a stopwatch.

Quick comparison

AppBest forPlatformsPrice
1. TotSimple breastfeeding, bottle and diaper logging with sharingiPhone, AndroidFree with ads; optional Premium (iOS lists Monthly $3.99, Yearly $15.99)
2. Baby TrackerNursing plus pumping and PDF exportiPhone, AndroidCore tracking free; Plus $5.99/mo or $49.99/yr; Remove Ads $4.99
3. Baby DaybookNursing plus pumping, with real-time synciPhone, AndroidFree; Premium $1.99-$5.99/mo, $59.99/yr
4. HuckleberryFamilies who want sleep predictions and coachingiPhone, AndroidFree tier; Plus $11.99/mo or $68.99/yr; Premium $14.99/mo or $119.99/yr
5. Sprout BabyParents who want milestones and an Apple Watch appiPhone, AndroidPremium $5.99/wk, $14.99-$19.99/mo or $59.99/yr
6. Glow BabyParents who want a community alongside trackingiPhone, AndroidFree; Glow Premium (listed from $15.99, e.g. $59.99/yr)

Checked 21 October 2026. Prices and features change; check the store listing before you download.

How we chose

We looked at each app's current listings: what it logs, sharing and multi-baby support, platforms, price model and how recently it was updated. We didn't test private beta features or accept payment. A baby tracker is a log: none of these apps replaces your pediatrician, and none should be used as a baby monitor.

The apps in detail

1. Tot

Best for: Simple breastfeeding, bottle and diaper logging with sharing. Platforms: iPhone (iOS 18+), Android. Price: Free with ads; optional Premium (iOS lists Monthly $3.99, Yearly $15.99). App Store: New: no ratings yet.

Tot logs breastfeeding sessions with time and duration, bottles of expressed milk or formula in oz or ml, and diapers, with the last feed on the home screen. Tot also records the side and pumping sessions.

Watch out for: Tot is new, with no App Store ratings yet, and fewer extras than older apps.

2. Baby Tracker

Best for: Nursing plus pumping and PDF export. Platforms: iPhone, Android. Price: Core tracking free; Plus $5.99/mo or $49.99/yr; Remove Ads $4.99. App Store: 4.8 (227,359 ratings), updated 20 Oct 2026.

Baby Tracker by Nighp Software is one of the most-rated baby logs on the App Store, with pumping and PDF export.

Watch out for: It has a lot of screens and options, which some parents find busier than they need.

3. Baby Daybook

Best for: Nursing plus pumping, with real-time sync. Platforms: iPhone, Android. Price: Free; Premium $1.99-$5.99/mo, $59.99/yr. App Store: 4.8 (3,313 ratings), updated 15 Oct 2026.

Baby Daybook is popular on Android, with real-time caregiver sync, twins support and exports.

Watch out for: Some features need Premium; its yearly price is higher than Tot's.

4. Huckleberry

Best for: Families who want sleep predictions and coaching. Platforms: iPhone, Android. Price: Free tier; Plus $11.99/mo or $68.99/yr; Premium $14.99/mo or $119.99/yr. App Store: 4.9 (75,291 ratings), updated 19 Oct 2026.

Huckleberry is the best-known sleep-focused tracker, with a very large rating count and its SweetSpot nap predictions.

Watch out for: Its most popular sleep features sit behind Plus or Premium, which cost several times Tot's Premium.

5. Sprout Baby

Best for: Parents who want milestones and an Apple Watch app. Platforms: iPhone, Android. Price: Premium $5.99/wk, $14.99-$19.99/mo or $59.99/yr. App Store: 4.8 (31,538 ratings), updated 10 Oct 2026.

Sprout includes WHO/CDC growth charts, milestones and an Apple Watch app.

Watch out for: Premium pricing, including a weekly plan, is higher than Tot's.

6. Glow Baby

Best for: Parents who want a community alongside tracking. Platforms: iPhone, Android. Price: Free; Glow Premium (listed from $15.99, e.g. $59.99/yr). App Store: 4.7 (23,465 ratings), updated 5 Nov 2025.

Glow Baby pairs tracking with a large parent community and insights.

Watch out for: The iOS app was last updated in November 2025, according to the App Store, and Premium is priced well above Tot's.

What to look for

Look for one-handed logging, side tracking, a timer, pumping and bottle logs, and diaper tracking (your best sign of intake). Read how to track breastfeeding, try our breastfeeding timer and pumping log.

Related: breastfeeding tracker · do you need to track breastfeeding? · pumping schedule · best baby tracker apps

Download Tot free on the App Store or Google Play. Free with ads; optional Premium.

Sources

  • App Store: Tot・Baby Tracker・Newborn Logs: apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • Google Play: Tot・Baby Tracker・Feed Tracker: play.google.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • App Store: Baby Tracker - Newborn Log (Nighp Software): apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • App Store: Baby Daybook - Newborn Tracker: apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • App Store: Huckleberry: Baby Tracker: apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • App Store: Baby Tracker & Newborn Log (Sprout, Med ART Studios): apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)
  • App Store: Glow Baby Tracker & Growth App: apps.apple.com (accessed 21 October 2026)

Medical disclaimer:

Tot and this website give general information only. Feeding, sleep and growth ranges vary; always follow your pediatrician's advice. If your baby is unwell, contact your doctor or emergency services.

FAQ

What's the best app to track breastfeeding?

Tot for simple shared logging; Baby Tracker or Baby Daybook if you also pump a lot.

Do breastfeeding apps give medical advice?

They shouldn't replace your midwife, pediatrician or lactation consultant. Tot is a log and doesn't give medical advice.

Is there a free breastfeeding app?

Yes: Tot, Baby Tracker and Baby Daybook all have free versions.

Should I track both sides?

Many parents note the starting side to alternate.

Can I track pumping?

Baby Tracker and Baby Daybook list pumping logs; or use our free pumping log.

Track this in Tot

Tot is a free baby tracker app for iPhone and Android that logs breastfeeding, bottle feeds, sleep, diapers, growth, vaccines and medicine, and lets parents share the log with a partner or caretaker.

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