feeding tracker
Not sleep. Not diapers. Just the first-food chaos: what was served, what got eaten, what came back out, and what deserves a note.
The useful version
General baby trackers are great until you need to answer a specific food question. BabyFoodTracker focuses on solids, variety, allergens, reactions, and the record you might need for a pediatrician.
Parents do not need another ritual. The tracker should be fast enough to use one-handed after lunch: pick food, choose texture, mark response, add a note only if useful.
When a concern comes up, a clean history is useful. The product direction is exportable food and reaction summaries, not medical guesses.
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Progress is saved in this browser. Major allergens are tagged so they do not vanish inside ordinary food notes.
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FAQ
No. The wedge is first foods and solids. Broad newborn feeding apps already exist; this product should stay sharp.
The roadmap includes shared access. The marketing pages should already explain that use case because it is a real parent need.
Yes. The best MVP path is web/PWA first, with native wrappers later if app-store demand proves out.
