First Foods
Starting solids one food at a time. How to prepare it at each age, what it should look like on the tray, and its choking risk. Food lists adapted to your country.
Newborn to age three · iPhone, Android and Apple Watch
Little Bean is a baby tracker for both parents, on iPhone, Android and Apple Watch: feeds and naps, diapers and growth, a temperature at 3 a.m. and the medicine you gave, in one place that is always up to date. With Advanced, a spare phone by the cot becomes your baby monitor. First smiles and first teeth, kept as they appear. Both parents included, at no extra cost.
14-day free trial for new subscribers · iOS 16+ · Android 11+
One log, every caregiver
Open to a calm dashboard: who's caring, the time of day, baby's age in weeks, and one tap to every tracker. The home screen you'll check a dozen times a day.
The whole care team
One plan covers both parents, no per-seat pricing. Add a nanny, daycare or grandparent whenever you need to. Everyone gets their own login and sees the same baby in real time.
You choose who joins your circle.
Apple Watch
Start a feed, log a diaper or run the sleep timer from your wrist, with the phone still in your pocket. The watch face shows what's happening right now, so a 3 a.m. check is a glance, not a screen.
Included with every plan · iPhone + Apple Watch
Ask Little Bean
Ask what is typical for a baby this age, or how your own week is going. Every answer is drawn from Little Bean's clinically reviewed guides, with the passage it came from quoted underneath, so you can see the source, not just the summary.
Powered by Claude, the AI model by Anthropic. Your answers are generated in the EU.
Ask Little Bean is AI-powered, can occasionally be wrong, and is not medical advice. Your pediatrician always comes first.
Go further with Advanced
Starting solids one food at a time. How to prepare it at each age, what it should look like on the tray, and its choking risk. Food lists adapted to your country.
Standard and Family include 3 conversations a month, up to 10 questions each. Advanced takes that to 25, for the weeks when every day brings a new question.
A baby monitor made from the phones you already have. Leave one in the nursery and look in from yours, picture and sound, from the kitchen, the garden or on holiday. If it gets loud, you are told. Nothing is recorded and nothing is stored.
$99.99 a year or $12.99 a month, the same in euros. Everything in Family included. No trial on Advanced.
Compare all three plans →Each week brings plain notes on what is normal right now, so a fussy stretch reads as a leap, not an emergency. No nap-math, no late-night Googling.
Weight, length and head circumference on WHO percentile curves. Hand the GP a clean, readable chart, or export the full CSV for your own analysis.
"Bedtime soon" at the hour your baby actually goes down. A nudge when a feed is due, a morning summary, and a ping the moment your partner logs something. Quiet at night.
Both parents
What the person taking over during the day needs to know, what changes when feeds become bottles, and how to keep one record across two places.
Growth
How often to weigh after the newborn weeks, why one reading means little, and which changes are worth a call.
iOS & Android
New subscribers start with a 14-day free trial of everything in Standard and Family. Set up your baby in under a minute, and your partner is on the same log tonight.
Three plans · pick by who shares the log
or $5.99 / month. Every plan has the whole tracker; pick by who shares the log.
New subscribers start with a 14-day free trial of everything in Standard and Family. After that, from $35/yr. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings.
New subscribers get 14 days free, covering everything in Standard or Family. When the 14 days end, your subscription starts automatically unless you cancel before the last day in your App Store or Google Play settings. If you stop, your history stays readable for free. Nothing is deleted.
Yes. Both apps ship the same version, with the same feeds, sleep, diapers, growth, health log, milk stock, skills, Room and Ask Little Bean. A spare Android phone can be the room for an iPhone parent, or the other way round. Apple Watch and Lock Screen live timers are iPhone features.
Any of them. Logging from the watch, the complication and the running timer on the watch face come with Standard, Family and Advanced.
It records a temperature, a medicine or vitamin dose, and what you are noticing, and shows them on one timeline you can scroll back through. It does not interpret: no thresholds, no alerts, no diagnosis. That stays between you and your pediatrician.
Only what you let it. Nothing is sent until you turn it on. Your name is never sent, and your baby's first name and a photo are sent only when you import a daycare sheet. Every answer quotes the guide passage it came from. It is AI, it can be wrong, and it is not medical advice.
A baby monitor made from two phones. Point a spare phone at the cot and start Room; from your own phone you see and hear the nursery, and starting the room starts the sleep timer. It works on hotel wifi too, where many Wi-Fi baby cameras cannot connect. Room is part of Advanced.
No. Picture and sound go from one phone to the other over an encrypted connection and are never stored, by us or by anyone else. When nobody is looking in, the camera is off and only the sound level is measured, on the phone itself.
Yes, on every plan. Standard includes two caregivers and two babies. Family takes that to five caregivers and ten babies, each with their own login, all on one live log.
The promise
Your child's data is yours. No selling, no training, no exceptions.
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