Caring Mother
A calm baby tracker for feeding, sleep, diapers & every little moment
Caring Mother is a gentle all-in-one newborn tracker. Log breastfeeding, bottles, pumping, diapers, naps and growth in two taps — even offline, even with twins, even at 3 a.m.
Free download · Optional in-app purchases · Made for tired parents
- Works 100% offline
- Twins & multiple babies
- No data shared with third parties
- White noise built in
One baby app instead of five
Feeding tracker, breastfeeding tracker, pumping log, diaper log, baby sleep tracker and white noise — together in one calm, warm home screen.
Flexible feeding tracker
Log bottle, formula, mixed feeding and solid food with amounts in ml and grams. Your whole baby feeding log, two taps away.
Breastfeeding & sides
Record nursing sessions with left/right side and duration, so you always know which side to start on next.
Pumping log
Keep a clear breastfeeding pump log: sessions, timing and consistency — the things that protect your supply.
Baby sleep tracker
Track naps and night sleep with live timers, spot wake windows and see gentle patterns emerge — no rigid schedules.
Diaper & poop log
Log each diaper change in seconds and glance at today's count — the simplest way to know your baby is eating enough.
White noise for baby
Nine calming sounds — white noise, ocean waves, lullabies and more — with an off-timer and evidence-based sleep tips.
Charts & patterns
A daily timeline, feeding charts and weight curves against typical ranges help you make calm, informed decisions.
Growth & milestones
A baby development calendar shows what your little one may start doing now, plus average weight, length and head size.
Twins, offline & sync
Separate profiles for twins and siblings, full offline logging, secure sync across caregivers, dark mode and data export.
Designed for tired eyes
Soft colors, big buttons and a layout made for the moments when attention is low and help is needed.
How Caring Mother works
Built for one-handed use while the other arm holds a baby.
Add your baby
Create a profile in seconds — or several for twins and siblings. Choose units, language and a light or dark theme.
Tap to log
Big, friendly buttons start a feed, nap, walk or diaper change. Live timers keep counting while you do everything else.
Glance at today
Today's summary answers the questions you actually ask: when was the last feed, how long did they sleep, how many diapers?
Understand patterns
Charts, growth curves and the development calendar turn your log into calm insight you can share with your pediatrician.
Answers for 3 a.m. questions
Short, evidence-informed guides to the questions every new parent googles — and how to put the answers to work with a tracker.
How to use a baby tracker (and why it helps)
What to log, what to skip, and how tracking lowers the mental load of the newborn weeks.
Read guide → FeedingHow often should a newborn eat?
Typical feeding frequency by age, hunger cues, and a simple way to keep count on no sleep.
Read guide → BreastfeedingTracking breastfeeding: sides, duration & patterns
Never wonder "which side did I nurse last?" again — what's worth recording and what it tells you.
Read guide → PumpingPumping schedules & keeping a pump log
How often to pump at each stage, and how a consistent log protects your milk supply.
Read guide → SleepWake windows by age & tracking baby sleep
Typical wake windows from newborn to toddler, and how sleep logs make nap timing easier.
Read guide → DiapersHow many wet diapers should a newborn have?
Day-by-day diaper counts for the first week and beyond — and when to call the pediatrician.
Read guide → SoothingWhite noise for babies: safe, calm use
How loud, how far, how long — the safety rules, plus which sounds tend to work best.
Read guide → TwinsTracking twins without losing your mind
Synchronized schedules, separate logs and the routines twin parents swear by.
Read guide → GrowthBaby growth charts & milestones by month
What growth curves actually show, which milestones matter, and how to track them gently.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
Quick answers, with deeper guides one tap away.
Is Caring Mother free?
Yes. Caring Mother is free to download on Google Play and you can start logging feeds, sleep and diapers right away. Optional premium features are available as in-app purchases. Get it on Google Play
Does the baby tracker work offline?
Yes. Caring Mother is an offline baby tracker — you can log every feed, nap and diaper change without internet access, and your data can later sync securely across devices so all caregivers stay updated. Learn more
How often should a newborn eat?
Most breastfed newborns eat 8–12 times per 24 hours — roughly every 2–3 hours — while formula-fed babies typically eat every 3–4 hours by the end of the first month. A feeding log makes it easy to see when the last feed happened and how the day is adding up. Learn more
What are wake windows and how do I track them?
A wake window is the time a baby is awake between sleeps. Newborn wake windows are about 30–90 minutes and grow to 3–4 hours by 12 months. Tracking sleep start and end times reveals your baby's natural wake windows so naps get easier to time. Learn more
How many wet diapers should a newborn have?
Expect 1–2 wet diapers on day one, increasing to 6 or more per day from about day five. Frequent wet diapers are a reassuring sign a baby is eating enough — a diaper log helps you count without guessing, and 4 or fewer in 24 hours (after day 4) is a reason to call your pediatrician. Learn more
Is white noise safe for babies all night?
White noise is considered safe when used sensibly: keep the volume around 50 dB (no louder than 60 dB), place the sound source at least 7 feet / 2 meters from the crib, and use the lowest effective volume. Caring Mother includes a music off timer so sounds stop automatically. Learn more
How do I remember which side I nursed last?
Log each nursing session with its side and duration. Caring Mother's breastfeeding tracker records left and right sides separately and shows your recent sessions at a glance, so you always know which side to start on — even half-asleep at 3 a.m. Learn more
How often should I pump?
In the newborn stage, most experts suggest pumping about 8–12 times per 24 hours for 15–20 minutes per session, mirroring how often a baby feeds. A pump log helps you keep sessions consistent, which is what protects milk supply. Learn more
Can I track twins in one app?
Yes. Caring Mother is built as a twin baby tracker: create a separate profile for each child and switch between them in one tap. You can run timers and keep independent feeding, sleep and diaper logs for twins or multiple babies. Learn more
How do I know if my baby's growth is on track?
Log weight, height and head circumference and compare them against typical range curves in the app's growth charts. Caring Mother also includes a baby development calendar showing what your baby may start doing at each age. Growth charts are for orientation — your pediatrician interprets them. Learn more
Less remembering. More cuddling.
Join 1,000+ families using Caring Mother to keep track of feeds, sleep and diapers — so their heads are free for the good parts.
Android · Free · Works offline