Baby Tracker: Sleep Feed Kiri

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From “When did they last eat?” to “What exactly did the pediatrician say?” — parenting comes with a lot of little details to keep track of. Kiri brings them together in one place, helping you follow your baby’s routines, plan around sleep, prepare for appointments, remember what was discussed, and find guidance when a new question comes up. Kiri is completely free — no ads, no subscriptions, and no in-app purchases. Track the day. Plan for what’s next. Come back to what matters. WHEN YOU’RE WONDERING, “WHEN DID THEY LAST…?” When was the last feed? Which side did I nurse on? When was the last diaper change? How long was that nap? Track breastfeeding, pumping, bottles, formula, breast milk, diapers, naps, and sleep in one place. With real-time family sharing, parents and caregivers can see the same information — so there’s less to pass along and less to keep in your head. WHEN YOU’RE TRYING TO FIND A SLEEP RHYTHM Nap times change. Wake windows grow. A routine that worked last week may suddenly look different. Kiri creates a personalized sleep plan based on your child’s age and schedule, with guidance for naps, wake windows, bedtime routines, sleep training, and changing sleep needs. NapGenius predicts the next nap and can remind you when it’s getting close — giving you a little more context for planning the day. BEFORE YOUR PEDIATRICIAN APPOINTMENT “How has sleep been?” “How often are they feeding?” “When did the symptoms start?” Instead of trying to remember everything at once, keep fever, medications, allergies, symptoms, growth, feeding, sleep, and other health notes together in Kiri. Then generate a pediatrician report before the visit, so the information you’ve been tracking is easier to bring into the conversation. WHEN YOU WANT TO REMEMBER WHAT THE PEDIATRICIAN SAID There can be a lot happening during an appointment: listening, asking questions, caring for your child, and thinking about what comes next. Visit Scribe records your pediatrician visit and organizes it into notes with key points, medications, reminders, and plain-language explanations. After the appointment, you can return to what was discussed whenever you need to check a detail. WHEN A NEW QUESTION COMES UP “When should the next nap be?” “How do I start sleep training?” “What should I ask at our next appointment?” Ask Kiri for personalized AI guidance about newborn sleep, feeding, development, routines, pediatrician preparation, and everyday baby care. A place to explore the question and find a clearer next step. WHEN YOU NOTICE SOMETHING NEW A first smile. A new sound. Sitting, crawling, walking. Track milestones, height, weight, and development over time and keep those changes together in one place. WHEN YOU WANT TO LOOK BACK AND SEE THE PATTERN Sometimes one day doesn’t tell you much. Looking back over time can. Kiri brings sleep, feeding, diapers, growth, milestones, and health information together, making it easier to see how your baby’s routines change. WHEN SOMEONE ELSE IS CARING FOR YOUR BABY Partner taking the next shift? Grandparent helping for the afternoon? Another caregiver handling nap time? Shared tracking keeps everyone looking at the same feeding, nap, diaper, and milestone information — making handoffs simpler. COMPLETELY FREE. REALLY. No ads. No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. Kiri is HIPAA compliant, and we do not sell your data. From newborn nights to toddler days, Kiri keeps the everyday details together — so there’s always one place to look back. Less “Wait, when did we…?” More “It’s in Kiri.”

Start at your own pace Kiri now asks what matters most right now — sleep, daily tracking, questions, or doctor visits — and tailors your first steps to it, while everything else stays available. Nothing is promised that your baby isn't ready for: if a sleep plan unlocks later, Kiri tells you when. Skip it or look around first; neither costs you anything.

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1. First observed Sep 14, 2026 · 10:24 AM Free