Shared baby trackerBabyLifeLog reviewThe baby tracker for the whole family.
BabyLifeLog is a baby tracker and shared baby-care journal for iPhone and Android. Feeds, sleep and nappies are logged in one tap and stay in sync with everyone who helps. Guidance cards for your baby's exact week quote NHS and WHO sources, and Lumi, the assistant, answers questions from your own records. One subscription covers the family and invited caregivers join free.
What BabyLifeLog does
One-tap logging
Breastfeeds with a left/right timer, bottles, pumping, solids, nappies, sleep, growth, temperature and medicine. Works offline.
Everyone in sync
Partner, grandparents and nanny see the same journal in real time, and every entry shows who logged it.
Since you last checked
A handover view for the person taking over, with notes.
Guidance for the exact week
Short cards that quote the NHS, WHO or ECDC, with the link and the date it was checked.
Lumi
A morning note about yesterday and answers such as “how many nappies yesterday?”. Counts are calculated by code, not guessed.
Private by design
No ads, no tracking SDKs, data stored in the EU, export or delete any time.
Who it suits
Best for
- Families where more than one person looks after the baby and nobody wants to pay per seat or be tracked by advertisers.
Look elsewhere for
- Sleep-schedule predictions. BabyLifeLog shows guidance and your own patterns; it does not predict nap times.
- Price
- One subscription per family: €49.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, or €7.99 a month. Up to 10 invited caregivers join free.
- Platforms
- iPhone, Android
- Languages
- English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Dutch
- Website
- babylifelog.com
How it compares
BabyLifeLog is our pick for families who share care: one subscription covers up to 10 caregivers, there are no ads or tracking SDKs, and every guidance card names its source. It is in store review and launching soon. Until then, Huckleberry has the best free tier and the best sleep predictions, and Baby Connect is the strongest choice if you need a web version.
| App | Caregiver sharing | Ads / tracking | Sourced guidance | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BabyLifeLog | Up to 10 caregivers free, per-entry names | None. EU storage | Yes: NHS, WHO, ECDC with links | €49.99/yr or €7.99/mo per family |
| Huckleberry | Free, one shared login | Usage data used for tracking | AI chat in Premium | Free; Plus and Premium tiers |
| Baby Tracker (Nighp) | Multi-device sync | Ads in free tier | No | Free with ads; Plus $49.99/yr |
| Glow Baby | Not stated | Heaviest declared tracking | AI insights, sourcing unclear | Free; Premium $59.99/yr |
| Baby Connect | All caregivers included | No tracking declared | No | $49.99/yr after 7-day trial |
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BabyLifeLog: common questions
When does BabyLifeLog launch?
BabyLifeLog is in review with the App Store and Google Play. You can read about it and leave your email at babylifelog.com.
Do caregivers need their own subscription?
No. One subscription per family covers all babies and up to 10 invited caregivers, who join free. A nanny can belong to several families with one account, each kept separate.
Does Lumi give medical advice?
No. Lumi only quotes approved public-health sources and your own records, never diagnoses, and shows warning signs and your local emergency number for urgent questions.