After your 5th logged food, a card introduces Baby's Records: the whole journal in one PDF to share or print. Reliability improvements.

Support for both iPhone Duo displays. Find our other parenting apps in Family. German, Italian and Brazilian Portuguese added.

Log a meal with several foods, one date and a shared note. The journal, personal foods and family file transfer remain free. A dismissible Records offer appears once after the first welcome.

Prepare a caregiver handover with foods, dates, selected observations and family notes. The first name is hidden by default and the complete preview is free. Export uses the existing Baby's Records purchase. Short welcome on first launch, gentler catalog age labels, a clearer Dossier card on the Family tab, and an explicit retry when the App Store price fails to load.

After you view a Records preview, an optional card explains the one-time purchase for PDF export. You can dismiss it permanently. The journal and previews remain free.

Forgot to log a meal? Record a repeat serving for yesterday or another past date. You can also correct a serving’s date from the food’s repeat history.

Find recent foods in the Journal, give each repeat taste its own date and observations, and see factual journal counts. Family transfer shows the child and file dates before import. The catalog and documents are now available in Spanish too. This update also brings a new spoon icon.

The first page of each Records document is now shown in full and can be enlarged. Long observations continue onto the next PDF page. If preparation fails, you can retry without leaving Records.

Previously verified purchases remain accessible while App Store verification is temporarily unavailable. Purchase restoration and refund handling are more reliable. Recognized historical access is preserved.

This update prepares Petites Bouchées for iOS 27 by completing its privacy manifest with the UserDefaults use required for preferences and locally stored entitlements. It introduces no new data collection, feature or purchase change. Existing app behavior is unchanged.

“View my documents” opens the free Baby’s Records previews directly. Family Transfer lets you export and import a journal file without a purchase. It preserves repeated observations of the same food and flags ambiguous matches before making any changes. If saving fails, an alert lets you keep your changes in the form and try again. Existing unlocks are preserved.

This update enables the one-time Baby’s Records purchase for exporting your three PDFs. Existing unlocks are preserved. The food journal and allergen tracking remain free. Family Transfer lets you export and import a file without a purchase.

The catalogue was incomplete: peanut, sesame and soy were missing. This version adds six allergen foods with their preparation notes — peanut butter arrives thinned, never in lumps — and an Allergens screen showing where each of the 12 major allergens stands, based on your journal. Free for everyone. Also free, and overdue: "I served this again today". An allergen is not settled by a single tasting, and until now the app could only remember the first one. You can log every repeat with one tap, the introduction date stays untouched, and the Allergens screen flags the ones not given again for a week or two. New: Baby's Records, a one-time purchase with no subscription, which takes the journal off the phone as three PDFs — the feeding record for the pediatrician, the food list for daycare, and the book of firsts. The first page of all three is readable before you buy. If you were already using Baby Bites, it is yours for free. Tips are gone. The app sells one product, and it says which.

This version adds two small touches after logging a food: an occasional invitation to rate the app (at most once per version) and a discreet, dismissible reminder — shown at most once a week — that development can be supported from the Family tab. Your data does not change: everything stays on your device.

The complete interface and all 191 built-in foods are now available in English. Stable catalogue IDs keep French and English Family Transfer files compatible while preserving custom foods, notes and history. The app and Family Transfer remain free.

Maintenance update: metadata and reliability alignment, with no change to the journal's features or data handling.

Free Family Transfer now guides you from file export through confirmation. Before importing, Petites Bouchées detects identical data and asks you to choose explicitly when records differ.

Family Transfer is now free: export and import the journal by file so another parent can keep the same food history. Essential food, reaction, alert, note and progress tracking stays free, private and account-free.

New Family Transfer: unlock journal export/import by file so another parent can keep the same food history. Essential food, reaction, alert, note and progress tracking stays free, private and account-free.

New clearer, more premium app icon for Baby Bites. First-food tracking stays simple, private and free.

Nouvelle icone plus claire et plus premium pour mieux reconnaitre Petites Bouchees. Le suivi des introductions reste simple, prive et gratuit.

Interface rafraichie avec des couleurs plus chaleureuses et plus lisibles. Cette mise a jour garde le suivi des introductions simple, prive et gratuit.

Premiere version de Petites Bouchees ! 230 aliments pre-charges Base complete organisee par categorie et age recommande. Suivi des introductions Enregistrez reactions, problemes digestifs et allergies. Journal et progression Suivez l'avancement de la diversification au jour le jour.