• Messages in Profile: write to us and read our replies in the app. • Offline mode: log as usual, everything syncs when the connection is back. • Stop on the Lock Screen now updates the card and the widget at once.

• Stop a sleep or a feed right from the Lock Screen, no unlock needed. • When your partner starts a feed, it shows on your Lock Screen too. • The sleep window reminder can be turned on from about 8 weeks.

• Faster loading, with less mobile data used. • Stopping a feed or a sleep from the home-screen widget no longer removes the other running timer from the Lock Screen.

• Sleep sounds: seven calm sounds, noise and nature, with a timer. Start one on the Baby tab. It keeps playing with the phone locked. • Header buttons have the new iOS look, and the child’s photo sits before each screen title. • Photos of your own foods now fill the whole tile.

• Monthly photos: after the first year, the album asks for a photo every half year, up to age five. • The album is grouped by year, with progress for each one. • The photo card on the Baby tab shows the age of the next photo.

• Monthly photos: one photo for each month and birthday, in an album on the Baby tab. Turn any of them into a card for Stories. • Bath log: turn it on in the child's settings. • Five light palettes in Appearance. • When the other parent starts a sleep, the timer shows on your Lock Screen too.

• A fresh app icon and a lighter green look, in the widgets and on the watch too. • A nap that runs into the night now shows as night sleep right away: on the Home card, the lock screen and the widgets. • Apple Watch: tapping the live session in the Smart Stack opens the watch app.

• Apple Watch and the home-screen widget: a sleep started there now cancels the sleep window alert, so it no longer arrives when the baby is already asleep. • An entry logged on the watch or the widget shows up in the app right away, also after the phone was asleep. • Apple Watch: the timer moved under the title, so nothing is cut off on smaller watches. A start that did not save no longer buzzes like a success.

• Symptoms: mark them day by day. The app puts the days together into an illness, and you can give it a name and a note. • Apple Watch: it now gets its session back by itself when it was lost, so a log from the wrist no longer says "Not saved". • Signing out on one device no longer signs you out on your other devices and on the watch.

• Solids: log what your child ate, how much, the texture and any reaction. Pick from 275 foods or add your own with a photo. • Foods: every food with the date it was first offered and how many times. Allergens are marked. • Apple Watch: after a feed, sleep or diaper, add the details on the wrist: breast side, bottle amount, diaper content. • The PDF report now has a page for solids. • Fixed: the app could sign you out after the home screen widget refreshed or after the phone restarted.

• Log symptoms and group them into an illness, with the day of recovery. • The home screen widget now takes details: breast side, bottle amount, diaper content. No need to open the app. • Timeline: switching weeks no longer flickers.

• If your baby was born early, you can enter the week she was born at. Growth charts, milestones and sleep are then read from the due date, until the age of two. • Vaccinations and the age beside the name keep the real date of birth.

• The bottle amount now goes up to 360 ml (12 oz), for the older babies who drink more than the old limit allowed.

• After a sleep the app asks how your baby woke up: smiling, calm or crying. • The day’s rhythm now says how long the next sleep should run, not just when it starts. • The next sleep estimate itself is more accurate.

• The next nap estimate now learns how long your baby’s own naps run, not just the average for her age. • The sleep window reminder says which child it is about. • Today’s list now rolls over at midnight on its own.

• A new look on every screen. One soft background, cards that let it show through, and a header that gets out of the way as you scroll. • Themes are now Light, Dark and System. System follows your phone. The old indigo theme is retired, so if you were on it you are now on Light. • Today's rhythm explains its estimates. Tap the "i" to see what they are based on. The nap count and bedtime settings moved there too. • Smaller fixes: a running sleep or feed shows its end time, the percentile note under the growth chart can be hidden, and the vaccination calendar says whose schedule it follows.

• The day's totals are back on Today's rhythm, at every age. Night sleep, daytime sleep, the awake total, the feeds and the nappy counts used to leave that screen once your child was past eight weeks, so you had to open the Schedule tab to finish reading the day you were already looking at. • Sleep predictions can now be turned off for one child and left on for another. "Predict sleep" sits in that child's day-rhythm settings. With it off, the screen and the day arc keep every logged fact and drop every estimate, and the line underneath says you turned it off instead of pointing at your child's age. The sleep-window reminder stays a separate switch. • The app allows for a nap drop while it is happening. When the number of naps in a day shifts, 4 to 3, 3 to 2 or 2 to 1, the estimate widens for the weeks the day is being reorganised rather than promising a precision those weeks do not have. • You can leave a child someone shared with you. "Leave this child" removes your own access and nothing else: every record stays with the family, and an owner can invite you back. • A day left open across midnight now rolls over. The Schedule tab opened at 23:55 and returned to at 00:15 kept showing the previous day, and no amount of refreshing corrected it. • The per-child settings are split in two: "Quick access on Home" for the activities that get a one-tap card, and "Display" for how the lists read.

• You can add your child before the birth. The setup screen has a "Not born yet? We're expecting" link that swaps the date of birth for a due date, and Home becomes a countdown to that day. Sleep, feeding and growth stay off until you confirm the real birth date; your own well-being tools work the whole time. • Setup asks one question per screen instead of three at once. Gender is no longer preselected, so nobody saves an answer they never chose, and a language chip on the first screen switches the app before you type anything. • Feeds, sleeps and diapers can now be logged with the phone offline. The entry is kept on the device, shown in the timeline as pending, and sent as soon as the connection is back. A night with data switched off used to lose everything logged in it. • The lock-screen widget is now the rectangular one only. The circular and inline shapes could each show a single activity and had to guess which one, so they are gone.

• Sleep predictions now learn how long your child actually naps. The day used to be laid out with an average nap length for the age, so a baby who catnaps had a plan that had drifted an hour off by lunchtime. The estimates read your own records instead. • When the naps have run out and night is still hours away, the app says so. It shows the extra nap that is likely, rather than counting down to a bedtime five hours off. • The sleep window reminder now works for every child, not only the one you are looking at. Its switch moved to that child's own settings, beside the nap count and the bedtime window that shape the same estimates. • The gear on the Day Rhythm screen opens those settings directly.

• Vaccinations. Your country's official calendar with your child's record beside it: Ukraine, Spain, Poland, Germany, Czechia, Italy, the UK, the US, or the WHO schedule. Record a dose with its date, its lot number and a note. The Baby tab shows which dose is next, and the doses given go into the report for the doctor. • Pumping and a milk bank. Log a session with the volume and the side, and say whether the milk went to the bank or was fed straight away. A bottle of breast milk draws from the oldest portion first. Twins share one bank. Turn pumping on per child in that child's settings. • Pick which cards you see on the Baby tab. The gear in the header hides the ones you do not use, separately for each child. • Birth weight and height now start the growth curve. They come from the child's profile, so the chart has a first point before you measure anything. • Invite links open the app itself. Tapping an invite goes straight to the accept screen instead of through the browser.

• Temperature and medicine. Log either one with the time, see the last of each on Home, and both go into the report for the doctor. Turn them on per child in that child's settings. • Everything about a child is on that child's own screen now, including who else can see them. Sharing used to sit on the account, so with two children it quietly described the wrong one. • A nanny role. Invite someone who logs feeds, sleeps and diapers but cannot rename the child, edit weight, or invite anyone else. • A notification when the other parent starts a sleep, so you do not both start the same nap. Turn it on in Profile. • Profile settings change where they are shown. Units, time format, language and theme no longer send you to a second screen, and the rhythm screen opens on the day arc.

• Bedtime now follows your own baby's evening instead of a fixed clock band, and the rhythm screen tells the sleep story rather than listing everything twice. • The rhythm list holds sleeps only, so every gap between two rows is an awake stretch. Feeds stay as ticks on the day arc, and in full in the log on Home and on Schedule • One day summary, shared by the rhythm screen and Schedule, so a day is counted once • Every row of that summary carries its own detail now: the span it covers, how many naps, the spread, how much of it was tagged • If the backend is down for maintenance, the app says so instead of showing a wall of retries

The schedule chart now turns whichever way you read it, and a bottle can say what was in it. • Turn the chart: days as rows with time running across, or days as columns with time running down • Choose what the chart shows: sleep, feeds, diapers, or any mix of them. It affects that chart only • A line marks the current time on today • The day summary is rebuilt: every figure sits on its own labelled row, so it reads at a glance • Today's awake time counts live, up to this minute • Bottles: mark what was in one, expressed milk or formula. It fills in from the last bottles you tagged, and shows up in the timeline, the day summary, the PDF report and the CSV • Formula per day is in the pediatrician report and in the export • Terms and Privacy Policy are now in Ukrainian and Spanish • The camera and photo permission prompts are translated

The schedule counts more, and the app now tells you when sleep is due. • A new Sleep window notification arrives the moment the next nap window opens. Turn it on in Profile, it is off by default • Awake time joined the day summary: how long your baby was awake and in what stretches, when they woke up and went down, and how many night wakings there were • Bottle volume is now in the stats: how much was taken over the day, and how much of that was at night • The schedule tooltip shows the amount and the breast, not just the time • Jump straight to any day from the schedule • Spanish added • Forgot password: reset by email. If you signed in with Apple or Google, you can now set a password too

Resume a sleep or a feed you stopped too early. The last finished session now has a Resume button on the Home list and in Day Rhythm. Nap vs night is read correctly. A sleep that runs through midnight counts as the night, not a nap, including when you stop it from the lock screen. Day Rhythm, wake windows and morning wake time all follow from this, so predictions no longer treat a night waking as part of the waking day. Growth chart is rebuilt. Pinch to zoom the age axis both ways, out to the full 0-36 months and in to about two weeks across, drag with one finger to pan, double-tap to reset. Axis labels are in real units, so a newborn's chart reads 3000 g / 3500 g instead of 2318 g / 4235 g. Weight in grams for the first three months, then kilograms with two decimals. 3950 g stays 3950 g instead of rounding to 4.0 kg. In pounds and ounces, no more "7 lb 16 oz". Number fields accept a comma as the decimal separator. Day totals no longer count a feed that is still running. A feed in progress shows on the timeline as "Feeding · ongoing" and joins the numbers when it ends.