What Reddit Says About Breastfeeding Assistant Apps
We compiled 9 Reddit discussions about Breastfeeding Assistant apps from 6 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/breastfeeding
My husband has it on his phone too and we link to the same account. It is easy to use for breastfeeding. It has big right/left buttons, feeding reminders, time since fed countdown, etc. My husband also logs when he does the nightly bottle feed too so I know how much she drank and at what time.
r/NewParents
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r/BabyBumps
I use Nara baby! It’s very user friendly, has different categories for breastfeeding, bottle feeding, diapers, sleep, even meds (Tylenol for example) and vaccines. Height and weight.
r/ExclusivelyPumping
What are the best apps for keeping track of pumping?
r/beyondthebump
I dig the medela app! Its free and you totally don't have to have a medela (or even a pump) to use it. For feeding you can choose breastfeeding and it gives you a stopwatch or you can choose bottle and pick breast milk, formula or both and plug in the ounce amounts.
r/breastfeeding
Nara baby is simple and you can operate it with one hand which is essential for breastfeeding!🤱 ... I may just be a very type A first time mom, but I still track my 15 month old with the Nara app.
r/breastfeeding
Edit: it looks like they collect some data to share with other companies for advertising on the Android app :( just so any other parents are aware. ... I use nursing timer. It’s so simple and straight to the point ...
r/newborns
You can add partner or another caregiver. Tracks feedings (nursing, bottle, food), diaper changes, pumping time and also keeps a volume record of a saved milk stash, plots growth and other milestones. It’s free. You can pay $5 for the watch app version but that’s not super necessary
r/ExclusivelyPumping
I use TinyTracks. It tracks pumping, feedings, and milk stash — and it’ll estimate how many days your freezer stash will last based on recent intake. Available on Android and Apple. ... I used milk maid.. but switched to the Medela one later when I was breastfeeding more.
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