Log with Siri. With your hands full, say "Hey Siri, log a feed in Little Logbook". Siri asks which feed, how much or how long, and when, saves it, and reads it back. Nappies, sleeps and expressing work the same way, even with your iPhone locked, and with no signal the entry waits on your phone and syncs when you next open the app. Settings, Log with Siri lists everything Siri understands and shows how to make a shortcut so "Hey Siri, log a feed" works on its own. Needs iOS 18 or later.

A new tab bar, and ready for iPhone Duo. Expressing now lives inside Feeds. Open Feeds and switch between Feeds and Expressing at the top. Everything you've already logged is exactly where it was. The tab bar is now the iPhone's own, so it looks and behaves like the rest of your phone. On iPhone Duo, Little Logbook makes room for the camera and clock when the phone is closed, and keeps out of the way of the tabs in Split View. Your names at the top of Today now stay on one line, too.

If Little Logbook has been helping, the app may now ask you to rate it: at most twice, ever, on a good morning after the day's first entry. It is Apple's own prompt, so a tap on a star is all it takes and nothing leaves the app. Feeds, nappies, sleep and growth centiles all carry on exactly as before.

Small improvements under the bonnet, and a clearer description of what the app does on the App Store. Feeds, nappies, sleep and growth centiles all carry on exactly as before.

Sleep, the way a tired parent can actually log it. One tap when your baby falls asleep and one when they wake, or a quick catch-up if you forgot. See last night at a glance, each day's total against the NHS range, and the whole picture since birth. Never a stopwatch to babysit. Also in this version: a gentle offer of feed nudges once you have logged a couple of feeds, a clearer way back if notifications were switched off, and the growth centiles are drawing again.