Nestling: Family Log

Log feeds, sleep and diapers together in real time. Track growth with WHO percentile charts, save milestones and photos, and keep logging even offline.

Nestling: Family Log is a shared family log built for two parents. You and your partner each sign in on your own phone and log into the same shared family log, so you both always know when the baby last ate, slept and had a diaper change — even at 3 a.m.

LOG EVERYTHING IN A TAP • Nursing timer with left and right sides — one parent can start it and the other can stop it • Bottles, pumping, solids, sleep and naps, and diapers (including poop color and texture, with gentle warning flags) • Medicine and temperatures, with a reminder to check infant doses with your pediatrician • See who logged each entry

SEE THE DAY AT A GLANCE • Today screen shows time since the last feed, last diaper and last sleep • 7-day summary of sleep hours, feeds, wet and dirty diapers, and milk pumped • Full log you can filter by feeds, sleep, diapers, pumping or meds

TRACK GROWTH • Weight, length and head size plotted against WHO growth percentile curves (1st to 99th) for your child's age and sex • Each measurement shows its percentile • Developmental milestone checklists based on the CDC's "Learn the Signs" guidance

KEEP THE MEMORIES • Take photos right in the app or add them from your library • Organize photos into albums, or leave them out of albums entirely • Save baby "firsts" with a date, note and photo

MADE FOR REAL FAMILIES • Multiple children in one family log • Sick-day logs and a vaccination record with upcoming shots • Works offline and syncs when you're back online • Light and dark mode with color themes for each • Sign in with Apple, Google or email

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your family's log is visible only to the people you invite with your family's code. Nestling has no ads, no tracking and doesn't sell your data. You can delete your account and data from inside the app at any time.

Nestling is a logging tool and does not provide medical advice. Always talk to your pediatrician about your child's health, growth and development.