The garden on Home is now a meadow that grows with your baby: the tree gains a branch every month, flowers open for the week you logged, and the sky follows the real time of day. Settings is a proper set of pages instead of one long sheet — and you can set or change your password right there. The growth chart draws the five centiles the WHO prints, not three, and zooming in finally buys real precision. "What's next" is honest now. The next feed is a range, the way the nap always was; it reads a real week of history; and it no longer freezes at whatever it saw when you opened the app. Also: bottle volume split by what was in the bottle, badge unlocks that are actually celebrated, history that says the day once above the rows it belongs to — and nobody who has already paid is asked to pay again.

Cry insights now help the moment you open the tab. The possible reason, what it's based on, things to try, and the "when to get help" list are all there whether or not the microphone hears anything — and you can log a cry at any time. It only says it heard crying when it really did, and when it isn't sure it says so rather than guessing from a days-old note. A nap you forgot to stop no longer leaves the card blank, and "tired" is no longer the answer to everything. Invite links now open straight in Bunavi, and joining still works if you create your account partway through. Also fixed: • 21 of the 106 achievements could never be earned. • The milk stash under-counted from around week two, and pointed at the wrong bag to use next. • The growth report could freeze on a long health history, and drew the newest measurement outside the chart. • Preterm babies now get an explanation where the growth chart used to sit empty. • Trends showed empty weeks as real zeros when you were offline. • App lock, renaming, invites and data export gave no answer when something went wrong. They now tell you, inside Settings. • With twins, a finished feed could leave its card running on the Lock Screen. • The sleep rhythm chart drew the wrong times on the two clock-change days. And 654 wording fixes across every language.