• Remember when we said the Lock Screen sleep timer would show up on both parents' phones? We meant it — but a bug meant your phone whispered its address to our server at the exact moment nobody was listening, every single time. Fixed. Start a nap on one phone and it truly appears on the other, no app-opening required. (Still needs iOS 17.2 or later, and each phone opened once after updating.) • The Lock Screen timer now believes you when you fix a nap's start time. Previously it kept counting from your original tap out of stubbornness, while the widget quietly knew better. The two have made up and now agree. • New in Settings: a Contact support button. Found a bug? Have an idea? A 2 AM grievance? It opens an email straight to a human who also knows what 2 AM feels like. There's a new help article on reporting problems, too. • Assorted small fixes and polish, as is tradition.

This update makes your baby’s schedule smarter, smoother, and even more personalized. Your baby remains delightfully unpredictable. • Smoother age transitions. As your baby grows into a new age range, wake windows, naps, and bedtime now adjust gradually instead of changing all at once. • More personalized nap schedules. We now learn the typical length of each nap throughout the day, creating schedules that better match your baby’s unique sleep pattern. • Better bedtime protection. On busy days when naps don’t go as planned, we prioritize preserving the final wake window before bedtime to help support a better night’s sleep. • Improved family syncing. Live Activities now stay synchronized across caregivers, so everyone can follow your baby’s sleep in real time. • Smarter notifications. We’ve reduced unnecessary alerts by avoiding small bedtime adjustments and waiting until naps finish before suggesting schedule changes. • Easier sleep logging. You can now edit previously logged sleep, add missed naps or nights more easily, and record overnight sleep with a simpler workflow. We’ve also fixed a number of bugs. The bugs were not getting enough sleep either.

Your baby's sleep, now on your Lock Screen: New widget for your Home Screen or Lock Screen. The running nap, the next nap, tonight's bedtime — all at a glance, no app-opening required. Perfect for checking the schedule one-handed while the other arm has been asleep under a baby for 40 minutes. Naps go live. Start a nap and a timer appears on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, counting up in real time, with the likely wake-up — and a heads-up when a great nap is quietly plotting against bedtime. Nights too. Start night sleep and the timer follows the whole night: how long they've been down, wakings so far, and during those 3am intermissions, how much sleep they've actually banked. It clears when you set up the new day. (Coffee still sold separately.) Smarter scheduling for the rough days: You know the days: four naps, none longer than a sneeze. NapMap used to respond by wedging in a late catnap and nudging bedtime later. Now it does what experienced parents do — fewer naps, earlier bedtime, everyone survives. Suggestions never drift more than about an hour from your plan. Not feeling that last suggested nap? Tap the X on its card and it's gone for today only. NapMap re-fits the day with an earlier bedtime, and there's an Undo button for exactly the level of decisiveness you have on four hours of sleep.

The two words no exhausted parent should have to hear: "force quit." We fixed that. • Open NapMap and it's already up to date — see the nap your partner just started, no refreshing, no reopening. • No signal? Keep logging. We'll remember every nap and sync the moment you're back online. More sleep for the baby. Fewer taps for you.

Twins? Siblings? The whole sleepy crew? NapMap's got room for everyone now. New: more than one baby. Add every little one in the house: twins sharing a birthday, or a toddler and a newborn on wildly different clocks. Each baby keeps their own wake windows, history, and reminders, so nobody's nap accidentally lands on someone else's schedule. Also freshly tucked in: • The rhythm card no longer vanishes for a few days after your baby graduates to a new age band; it shows their typical windows while it relearns their groove. • Tidied up the Today screen chips and the day-setup wording, so what you read is what you get. Naps, mapped. Even when there are two of them at once.

Sometimes the baby calls it a night before you do. Now NapMap calls it too. • Down early? When your little one conks out before their predicted bedtime, NapMap now offers to start the night right from the home screen — no guessing, no math, no waking the sleeping giant. • Reminders that actually remind you. We fixed notifications so your nudges show up on time, even with the app open. (We were asleep at the wheel on that one. Fixed now.) • Smoothed out a few rough edges while you weren't looking. Sleep well. You've earned it.