New in the app: - A running nursing timer or sleep shows on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, counting up, so you can check it without opening the app. - A home screen widget with the last feed, the last diaper and the next nap. - Print buttons work inside the app now, with Save as PDF. Also new since the last update: - Type what happened instead of filling in a form, like "4 oz bottle, then a wet diaper". - "Log again" logs on one tap. - A happy graduation message when a helmet, eye patch, boots and bar, or harness treatment is finished.

This update brings a security fix to the layer the app runs in. Also new since the last update: - A bite logged offline is kept even when your phone is too full to save its photo. - Only the person who added a letter, voice clip, milestone or vaccine record, or the baby's owner, can edit or delete it. - The CSV download opens notes as the words you typed, not as spreadsheet formulas.

A much smaller app. • The app is now a much smaller download. It always loaded YummyYucky fresh, so it no longer carries a copy of the website it never used. Everything works as before. • Logging now works on iPhones with iOS 15, and with iOS 16 before 16.4. • Medicine checks now follow the label's dose for your child's age, and diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is on the medicine list. We still never suggest a dose. Safety features are always free. Thanks for feeding the little ones with us.

No signal? The app now says so, and gets you back. • Open YummyYucky with no signal and you now see a page that says it cannot reach us, with a Try again button, instead of a splash screen that never goes away. It reloads by itself once your connection is back, and anything you already logged stays saved. • Every page now opens inside the app, signed in, including a screen that reloads itself just after an update. • Logging by voice now works in the iPhone app: tap the mic and say what happened. It is transcribed on your phone. • Nursing timer: tap Left or Right to start, tap the other side to switch, and tap the running side to pause for a burp. It keeps time with the screen locked or the app closed, marks the side to start on next, and shows on the other parent's phone, where they can stop it too. The feed is logged once. • Nursing plus a top-up bottle of pumped milk or formula now logs as one feed, from the feed sheet, the timer or by voice, and counts once. • A new Activity tab for tummy time, baths, toothbrushing, time outside, story time, play and nail trims, with one tap to log each again. • Fill in any diaper change later, quick taps included: the color, the consistency, a note, or a blowout. Blowouts are counted. • Expecting? Add your baby with the due date, and Today helps you get ready until your baby arrives. • A dose of acetaminophen or ibuprofen past the label's limit for the day now asks before it saves, counting the doses everyone logged. • Two medicines said at once by voice are now heard as a dose of each. • A bottle, a diaper or a bath logged by two of you counts once, and the app asks first. • Safety checks now read every food on the plate, not just the first. • Moving from another app? An import can now bring routines like baths and tummy time too. Safety features are always free. Thanks for feeding the little ones with us.

The full CDC milestone checklist is here, and the whole day got smarter. • Your usuals: build a multi-food meal once (the multigrain cereal, the standing breakfast), save it, and log the whole thing in one tap. Every food still logs individually underneath, so a first taste of spelt still counts as wheat. • Every tried food now shows when it was last served, and the Tried list sorts the longest-away foods to the top, so bringing a food back into rotation stops being a memory test. • Cooking oils are loggable now, sesame oil included, with allergen handling that follows the actual protein. • The CDC developmental milestone checklist, all of it: 2 months to 5 years, in the CDC's own words. Tick what you have seen and it is ready for the well visit. You see the age they are in and the one coming next. No score, no verdict, no opinion from us. • Coming from another app? Bring the whole day with you. Upload the CSV your old app exported and we read the columns, whichever app it was: feeds, sleep, diapers, solids, temperatures, medicines, pumping, growth, and shots. • Next nap and bedtime, now free. Log a few sleeps and YummyYucky reads your baby's own wake-window rhythm to flag the next likely nap and a reasonable bedtime. A heads-up, not a rule. • Dozens of real recipes. First purées, nine-month combos, and toddler dinners from around the world. All choke-safe, no salt, no honey, and built from foods already in your library. • It grows with your baby. Toddler meal ideas, a calm plan for the "I won't eat that" phase, and a texture ladder from purées to table food. • Truer flavor tracking. Logging a meal with a few foods? You can now mark which one was the hit and which was the miss, so your baby's food map stays honest. • Oatmeal is not wheat. We fixed the allergen tags, so logging oatmeal no longer counts as a wheat introduction. • Bake with them. Wheat, oat, and almond flour and cornmeal are now loggable. • A food library that passed 1,000 foods. Safety features are always free. Thanks for feeding the little ones with us.

Behind-the-scenes improvements and stability.

A big feature just became free, and the whole day got smarter. • Next nap and bedtime, now free. Log a few sleeps and YummyYucky reads your baby's own wake-window rhythm to flag the next likely nap and a reasonable bedtime. A heads-up, not a rule. • Dozens of real recipes. First purées, nine-month combos, and toddler dinners from around the world. All choke-safe, no salt, no honey, and built from foods already in your library. • It grows with your baby. Toddler meal ideas, a calm plan for the "I won't eat that" phase, and a texture ladder from purées to table food. • Truer flavor tracking. Logging a meal with a few foods? You can now mark which one was the hit and which was the miss, so your baby's food map stays honest. • Oatmeal is not wheat. We fixed the allergen tags, so logging oatmeal no longer counts as a wheat introduction. • Bake with them. Wheat, oat, and almond flour and cornmeal are now loggable. • Plus photos and video on milestones, and a food library that passed 1,000 foods. Safety features are always free. Thanks for feeding the little ones with us.

Over 1,000 foods in the built-in guide now, smoother logging, and lots of little fixes. Thank you for using YummyYucky!