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Baby Feeding: Your trusted breastfeeding assistant
Just became a mom? Juggling everything while trying to remember which side you fed from last? Baby Feeding has you covered! A simple, easy-to-use app designed to save your time and energy, so you can focus on what matters most - your baby.
What can Baby Feeding do?
Track which side to use
No more second-guessing! Mark the side you started feeding from to ensure everything stays balanced.
Monitor feeding intervals
A handy timer keeps track of the start and end of each session, so you don’t have to.
Pause when needed
Need to switch sides or take a break? Pause the timer and pick up right where you left off.
Feeding history
Review your feeding schedule and understand your baby’s routine better.
Apple Watch support
Access the app directly from your wrist - perfect for when your phone isn’t nearby.
Personalized support
Got questions or run into an issue? The developer is just a message away and ready to help.
Why Baby Feeding is a must-have?
Experienced moms might not need extra tools, but for new moms, this app is a lifesaver. With reminders, tracking, and a clear overview of your baby’s feeding routine, you’ll feel more confident and have more time to relax.
Download Baby Feeding now and make caring for your little one a little easier!
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. Removing the app doesn’t automatically cancel the subscription.
. You may opt out of the subscription by clicking in the settings of your iTunes and App Store account the “Opt out” button (menu “Settings” > “Accounts” > “Manage Subscriptions
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Version History Milk contains living stem cells. They can transform into cells of various tissues—bone, cartilage, liver, and even nerve tissue. Scientists are studying them for use in regenerative medicine.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.25 Sep 22 During breastfeeding, prolactin and oxytocin are released—the "feel-good" hormones that help you bond with your baby and reduce the risk of postpartum depression.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.24 Aug 29 Ancient cultures believed that if a baby was sick, it was not the baby that needed treatment, but the nursing mother—the healing properties were transmitted through milk.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.23 Jul 29 In ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rus', there was a custom of not breastfeeding a baby in the first few days, but instead giving them honey, water, or animal milk until the "bad" colostrum was replaced by "real" milk. This was a mistake—it is now known that colostrum is the most beneficial.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.22 Jul 6 In ancient times, the quality of wet nurse's milk was tested by placing a drop on a fingernail: high-quality milk should not run.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.21 May 5 In the evening and at night, milk naturally contains more melatonin, a hormone that helps babies sleep and regulate their circadian rhythms. Its concentration is lower during the day.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.20 Mar 19 The milk a baby receives at the beginning of a feeding (foremilk) is more watery and serves to quench thirst. The milk at the end of a feeding (hindmilk) is much higher in fat and calories—it's needed for satiety and weight gain.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.19 Feb 15 Colostrum contains calcium, potassium, proteins, minerals, and antibodies essential for your baby. A baby only needs a few teaspoons to feel full and stay healthy until milk supply increases two to five days after birth.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.18 Jan 22 Women who breastfed for approximately 12 months or more (cumulatively across all pregnancies) have a lower risk of hypertension and hyperlipidemia later in life than women who did not breastfeed.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.17 12/04/2025 Enjoy your time with your baby and we will take care of the rest!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.16 11/06/2025 When a baby is sick, their saliva enters the mother's milk ducts. The mother's body "reads" these signals and begins producing milk enriched with the specific antibodies and immune cells needed to fight the baby's specific infection.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.15 10/16/2025 As long as your baby seems content after feedings, is happy while awake, gains weight well in the first weeks of life, eats regularly, and has at least six wet diapers per day, your baby is likely getting as much milk as they need. If you have any concerns, consult your pediatrician.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.14 10/09/2025 A newborn's stomach is the size of a nut. Or more precisely, a hazelnut. That's why the baby needs to be fed so often. There simply isn't enough room in its stomach for the required amount of milk. Air bubbles also take up space in the tiny stomach. The baby needs to burp to make room for the milk.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Performance improved 0.2.13 08/28/2025 Scientists have found that unborn babies are able to recognize what melody their mother listened to when she was pregnant. Starting from the 4th month after birth. This is very useful, because a mother can easily calm a capricious child with her favorite music or song.
In this version:
- Fixed bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.12 08/07/2025 There is a possibility of induced lactation, where a woman can start producing milk even if she was not pregnant.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.11 07/17/2025 Breastfeeding is a preventative measure against depression and enhances maternal instinct.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.10 06/26/2025 According to modern statistics, the largest number of breastfeeding women is in Sweden (97%). The lowest percentage of breastfeeding is in modern Great Britain. There, no more than a quarter of all mothers breastfeed for up to six months.
In this version:
- Fixed bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.9 05/29/2025 The breastfeeding process itself is started by the baby: that is why all experts recommend putting the newborn to the breast within an hour after birth. And our application will help to establish this process.
- In this version:
- fixed errors
- improved performance 0.2.8 05/08/2025 We know how difficult the first time with a baby can be, and we want to make it easier for all new mothers!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.7 04/17/2025 Breastfeeding is one of the most effective ways to ensure the health and survival of a child.
We will help you set it up!
In this version
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.6 02/17/2025 Enjoy your time with your baby and we will take care of the rest!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.5 01/29/2025 Breastfeeding helps you lose weight. Mothers who exclusively breastfeed burn up to 600 kcal/day, which helps you get back to your pre-pregnancy shape as quickly as possible.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.4 11/21/2024 It is very important for a young mother to rest and take care of herself, which is why we want to free up as much time for you as possible.
In this version:
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.2.3 11/18/2024 With us, your first days with your baby will be much easier.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.2 11/10/2024 With us you can easily establish and maintain breastfeeding.
In this version:
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.2.1 07/27/2024
About Baby Feeding Tracker: Pump log
The company that develops Baby Feeding Tracker: Pump log is ANNA KOSHEL. The latest version released by its developer is 0.2.25.
To install Baby Feeding Tracker: Pump log on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-14 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Baby Feeding Tracker: Pump log as malware if the download link is broken.
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- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
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- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 0.2.25
posted on 2026-10-14
Version History Milk contains living stem cells. They can transform into cells of various tissues—bone, cartilage, liver, and even nerve tissue. Scientists are studying them for use in regenerative medicine.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.25 Sep 22 During breastfeeding, prolactin and oxytocin are released—the "feel-good" hormones that help you bond with your baby and reduce the risk of postpartum depression.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.24 Aug 29 Ancient cultures believed that if a baby was sick, it was not the baby that needed treatment, but the nursing mother—the healing properties were transmitted through milk.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.23 Jul 29 In ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rus', there was a custom of not breastfeeding a baby in the first few days, but instead giving them honey, water, or animal milk until the "bad" colostrum was replaced by "real" milk. This was a mistake—it is now known that colostrum is the most beneficial.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.22 Jul 6 In ancient times, the quality of wet nurse's milk was tested by placing a drop on a fingernail: high-quality milk should not run.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.21 May 5 In the evening and at night, milk naturally contains more melatonin, a hormone that helps babies sleep and regulate their circadian rhythms. Its concentration is lower during the day.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.20 Mar 19 The milk a baby receives at the beginning of a feeding (foremilk) is more watery and serves to quench thirst. The milk at the end of a feeding (hindmilk) is much higher in fat and calories—it's needed for satiety and weight gain.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.19 Feb 15 Colostrum contains calcium, potassium, proteins, minerals, and antibodies essential for your baby. A baby only needs a few teaspoons to feel full and stay healthy until milk supply increases two to five days after birth.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.18 Jan 22 Women who breastfed for approximately 12 months or more (cumulatively across all pregnancies) have a lower risk of hypertension and hyperlipidemia later in life than women who did not breastfeed.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.17 12/04/2025 Enjoy your time with your baby and we will take care of the rest!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.16 11/06/2025 When a baby is sick, their saliva enters the mother's milk ducts. The mother's body "reads" these signals and begins producing milk enriched with the specific antibodies and immune cells needed to fight the baby's specific infection.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.15 10/16/2025 As long as your baby seems content after feedings, is happy while awake, gains weight well in the first weeks of life, eats regularly, and has at least six wet diapers per day, your baby is likely getting as much milk as they need. If you have any concerns, consult your pediatrician.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.14 10/09/2025 A newborn's stomach is the size of a nut. Or more precisely, a hazelnut. That's why the baby needs to be fed so often. There simply isn't enough room in its stomach for the required amount of milk. Air bubbles also take up space in the tiny stomach. The baby needs to burp to make room for the milk.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Performance improved 0.2.13 08/28/2025 Scientists have found that unborn babies are able to recognize what melody their mother listened to when she was pregnant. Starting from the 4th month after birth. This is very useful, because a mother can easily calm a capricious child with her favorite music or song.
In this version:
- Fixed bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.12 08/07/2025 There is a possibility of induced lactation, where a woman can start producing milk even if she was not pregnant.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.11 07/17/2025 Breastfeeding is a preventative measure against depression and enhances maternal instinct.
In this version:
- Bug fixes
- Performance improvements 0.2.10 06/26/2025 According to modern statistics, the largest number of breastfeeding women is in Sweden (97%). The lowest percentage of breastfeeding is in modern Great Britain. There, no more than a quarter of all mothers breastfeed for up to six months.
In this version:
- Fixed bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.9 05/29/2025 The breastfeeding process itself is started by the baby: that is why all experts recommend putting the newborn to the breast within an hour after birth. And our application will help to establish this process.
- In this version:
- fixed errors
- improved performance 0.2.8 05/08/2025 We know how difficult the first time with a baby can be, and we want to make it easier for all new mothers!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.7 04/17/2025 Breastfeeding is one of the most effective ways to ensure the health and survival of a child.
We will help you set it up!
In this version
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved performance 0.2.6 02/17/2025 Enjoy your time with your baby and we will take care of the rest!
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.5 01/29/2025 Breastfeeding helps you lose weight. Mothers who exclusively breastfeed burn up to 600 kcal/day, which helps you get back to your pre-pregnancy shape as quickly as possible.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.4 11/21/2024 It is very important for a young mother to rest and take care of herself, which is why we want to free up as much time for you as possible.
In this version:
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.2.3 11/18/2024 With us, your first days with your baby will be much easier.
In this version:
- Bugs fixed
- Improved performance 0.2.2 11/10/2024 With us you can easily establish and maintain breastfeeding.
In this version:
- bugs fixed
- improved performance 0.2.1 07/27/2024
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