Little Nap now speaks German, Japanese, and Spanish. • The whole app is translated — onboarding, nap windows, history, insights, and family sharing • Times, dates, and numbers follow each region's own formatting • Wake windows, nap lengths, and care counts read as proper sentences in every language instead of being stitched together from English fragments Nothing changed about how your data works: predictions are still worked out on your device, and family sharing still runs through your own iCloud.

Care insights are here—built from your logs, fully offline. • Estimated next feeding & diaper — gentle timing cues from your baby’s recent rhythm • Feeding & diaper stats — last change, today’s totals, bottle intake, night feeds • Patterns that matter — feed → sleep timing, overnight stretch, and calm routine notes • Safer wording — insights describe your logging rhythm, never medical advice • Stability polish for everyday logging Log a few feeds and diapers, then open Insights. Sleep, care, and rhythm—still private, still on your device.

Little Nap now tracks more than sleep! • Diaper & feeding logs — log diaper changes and feedings (breast, bottle, or solids) right alongside sleep • New history day strip — swipe through any past day to see everything at a glance • Stability improvements and better crash protection • Fixed: subscribers could see the Premium screen again after upgrading Sweet dreams — and happy logging!

New: share sleep tracking with your partner, grandma, or nanny everyone sees the same live nap timer. Plus Lock Screen timers and gentle nap-window reminders.

Made for twins, triplets, and more. Every baby now gets their own independent timer. Start one nap, switch babies with a tap, start another — Little Nap keeps each rhythm separate, and each sleeping baby gets their own Lock Screen timer. Gentle reminders, when you want them. Turn on the bell and Little Nap can nudge you when the next predicted nap window opens (Premium), or check in if a timer has been running unusually long — because we've all forgotten to stop one.