Milk to meals, tracked without the stress.
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Open the app and tap "Add child" on the Today tab. Enter their name and date of birth. You can add more than one child and switch between them by tapping their name at the top.
On the Today tab, tap Milk, Food, Meds or Sick, fill in the details, and save. You can log something now or change the time to when it actually happened, which is handy if you're writing it up after the feed rather than during.
You sign in once with your Apple ID (Sign in with Apple). That's it: no passwords to remember, and your feeding data is tied privately to your account.
Yes. Tap any entry to open it, then edit or delete. Everything is editable: amounts, times, notes.
Yes. Open the food sheet and you'll see "Add again" at the top, with your baby's most-logged foods. Tap one and the details fill in for you. You can also search for a packaged product by name or barcode right inside the food sheet, and picking a result fills in the name and allergens.
Settings > Milk schedule > Edit. Add your usual feed times and they'll appear on the Today tab as one-tap slots. Feed on demand? Just leave it empty and nothing changes.
If you log your baby's weight (Settings > Weight), the app can show a gentle, NHS-based range for how much milk is typical for their size. It's a reassurance, never a target, and it's easy to turn off in Settings if you'd rather not see it.
Log a one-off dose (like Calpol) and the app notes when the next one is allowed. For a course of medicine, set the times and Tiny Tummies reminds you for each dose and tracks which you've given. It records what you enter; it never checks or calculates doses. Always follow the label or your GP's advice.
Settings > Medicine names. You can rename it (which fixes every past entry too) or hide it from the History filters without deleting anything.
Check that notifications are allowed: iPhone Settings > Tiny Tummies > Notifications > Allow Notifications. Reminders are the only notifications the app sends. Nothing else will ever buzz you.
On the Guidance tab, tap "Check a product". Scan a barcode or search by name to see its salt, sugar and additives, without logging it. It uses Open Food Facts, a free public database, so not every product is listed. Only the barcode or the search text you type is sent; nothing about you or your baby goes with it.
Yes. No ads, no tracking, no analytics, and your data is never sold, least of all your children's. Tiny Tummies is a one-time purchase with no subscription.
Settings > Delete all my data removes everything but keeps your sign-in. Settings > Delete account removes everything, disconnects Sign in with Apple from your account, and closes the account itself. If you'd like a copy of your data, email apps.tomg@gmail.com. The full privacy policy is here: privacy policy.
Yes, each child has their own separate records. Switch between them at the top of the Today tab.
No. Tiny Tummies is bought once. Any future add-ons ("Tiny Tummies Plus") will also be one-time purchases, never subscriptions.
Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID. On the new device, download the app and sign in with the same Apple ID. Once add-ons are available, Settings > Restore purchases brings those back too.
Email apps.tomg@gmail.com. A real person (me) reads every message. If you're reporting a problem, it helps to include your iPhone model and iOS version (iPhone Settings > General > About).
Got an idea for the app? There's a "Request a feature" button in Settings, or just email. I read every one.
Tiny Tummies offers general guidance based on NHS advice. It isn't medical advice. Always speak to your health visitor or GP if you have concerns about your baby's feeding or health.