What's New in Version 2.4 The feeding and diaper log got a full overhaul, and a handful of things that weren't working right got fixed. Revamped feeding log Set your feeding method once — breastfeeding, bottle, or both — and every log button in the app updates to match. Left/right/both for breast. Ounce chips for bottle. No more tapping past options that don't apply. The edit form now respects your setting too. Diaper log improvements Wet and dirty details are now clearly separated — pee amount is labeled for pee, poop color/texture/amount are labeled for poop, with a visible divider when logging both. No more guessing which field is which. Cluster feeding nudge Three or more feeds in two hours? The app notices and puts up a short message. Day and night versions. It knows the difference. Newborn appointments If you've logged a birth date, the Appointments page now shows the AAP pediatric well-child schedule — the actual baby visits — instead of the prenatal timeline. Newborn visit, 2-month shots, 6-month, all the way through. "A visit passed" prompts now permanently dismiss when you skip them. Bug fixes - Horizontal scroll in the log sheet is locked - The time picker no longer stretches edge-to-edge - iOS input zoom is fixed across the app - Growth tracking weights log in pounds and ounces - The age display reads "6 days old" for the first week, not "0 weeks old"

What's New in Version 2.3: Essential bug fixes and performance improvements.

What's new in 2.2: • New app icon. • Search the Library by topic — find any article from the Library tab. • "Baby's here?" shortcut on the home feed from week 36 so you can log the birth date without digging through settings. • Your baby's name now shows up on size cards and weekly updates. • Preview locked content before deciding to upgrade — Insights, Baby Names, and paid Library articles all show a sample now instead of a wall. • Faster Insights, fewer bugs, and a fix for Dad Essentials not loading from Tools.

Minor bug fixes

New name: DadKit. Same app, same account, nothing about your subscription changes. Also in this update: • New "Trying to Conceive" mode, so DadKit starts with you before the due date exists • Content now runs through your kid's fifth birthday, not just year one • Two new size comparison packs: Nature and Sports • A curated Dad Essentials page, gear and books actually worth buying • DadKit+ picked up real depth: kick and contraction history, appointment prep, journal prompts, partner check-ins, growth tracking, feeding analytics, and a guided birth plan builder • Settings got a real once-over: notifications, data export, and account deletion, all in one place Same voice, same free core, still no ads.

What's new in this version: Settings Revamp: Settings got a full reorganization — sections now collapse so you can find what you need without scrolling through everything at once. Offline Support: The app now tells you when there's no internet connection instead of just sitting on a loading screen looking broken. Minor bug fixes: A handful of bug fixes and performance improvements under the hood. Major bug fix: Fixed an issue where data (symptom logs, kick counter sessions, and other logged information) wasn't properly tied to individual accounts. All data across the app is now private to your account.

What's New in Version 1.3: Library now covers the full journey — pregnancy, newborn, toddler, and preschool stages are all populated. - 9 new pregnancy articles drawn from three midwife-recommended books (Cribsheet, The Expectant Father, The Intentional Father): the daddy double-bind, bonding not being instant, the relationship in year one, parental leave and FMLA, how to read a parenting study, early allergen introduction, sleep training evidence, confidence from competence, and what your father gave you - 7 newborn articles: the fourth trimester, colic and crying, safe sleep, skin-to-skin for dads, newborn sex differences, maternal gatekeeping, and starting solid foods - 7 toddler articles: language development, discipline, picky eating, screen time, reading to your toddler, how to choose childcare, and milestone ranges - 6 preschool articles: how to choose a preschool, early literacy, discipline at 3–5, the Know/Be/Do/Have framework, formation is daily, and talking about hard things Daily reads and journal - 6 new week-specific reads on Couvade syndrome, fetal hearing, pregnancy brain, FMLA, intergenerational fatherhood, and childbirth class comparison - 4 new journal prompts at weeks 15, 22, 26, and 34 - 2 new checklist items: cord blood decision and scheduling a prenatal pediatrician visit Newborn feed - New is-it-normal cards for bonding, postpartum relationship strain, Couvade syndrome, and early allergen introduction - Sleep training paragraph added at month 3 - Bedtime routine checklist item at month 4 - WHO milestone language data added at months 12 and 13 General Bug Fixes and Improvements

What's New in 1.2 Two new size comparison packs: Nature (poppy seeds to snapping turtles) and Sports (golf tee tips to a basketball hoop). That brings the total to six. Switch between them anytime in Settings. The appointment timeline now lists the tests at each visit — which ones are standard, which ones are recommended, and which are optional. The glucose challenge test is at week 28 where it belongs. Fixed a bug where appointments saved to certain dates weren't showing up. Fixed the weekly rollover notification showing the wrong week number.

A lot has changed since 1.0. New tools for Paternal+ subscribers: Eight new features are now live: kick counter trends (average time to ten movements, tracked over time), contraction session history, appointment prep with questions to ask before each visit, weekly journal prompts tied to where you are in the pregnancy, partner check-ins (one question for each of you, once a week), growth tracking for scan measurements, feeding analytics, and a guided birth plan builder. These are in addition to everything already included. A full diagnoses section: If your provider has shared a prenatal or postnatal diagnosis — Down syndrome, Trisomy 18 or 13, FASD, spina bifida, congenital heart defect, DiGeorge syndrome, Turner syndrome, Fragile X, or a twin pregnancy — there is now a dedicated section in the app written specifically for dads. Plain language, accurate information, and a direct note from us if you need someone to talk to. Three new library articles: Breastfeeding and what the partner actually does. Newborn warning signs in week one (written for 3am, not for when you can think clearly). And one on pregnancy loss — for the dad who has been through it, what it means, what you might feel, and what actually helps. Better safety and appointment content: The herbal tea entry in safety lookup now names the specific herbs with documented risks. A NIPT/CVS entry has been added to the prenatal appointment timeline at week 10. The used car seat note now explains why a seat that looks fine can still be unsafe. New icon: You'll notice it. Settings navigation fixed: If you were getting stuck after visiting Settings, that's resolved.