The app I tell every mom to download

If you’re anywhere in the first few years of mom life, this is for you.

Because the first time I was a mom…

I had printed pages.

I was tracking pumping.

Feeds.

Sleep.

Diapers.

I’d literally bring my little paper stack to doctor appointments like I was running a tiny hospital. 😅

It worked.

But wow was it tedious.

Then I found Huckleberry.

And it pretty much changed how I did everything.

Why I love it

It’s basically a second brain for baby life.

And when you walk into a doctor appointment and they ask:

“When did they eat last?”
“How many wet diapers?”
“How long has this fever been going?”

You do not have to guess.

You just… look. 🙌

Also, most of the app is free, which is honestly wild for how much it does.

What you can track (from birth through potty training)

In the early days (newborn + 0–6 months)

• Nursing + bottle feeds (including breastfeeding timer)

• Pumping

• Diapers + sleep

And when sleep turns into a daily guessing game, their SweetSpot feature is freakishly helpful.

It just tells you when to try for a nap. Bless. 🙌

As they grow (6–12 months)

• Solids

• Growth

• Medicine + temperature (huge during fever weeks)

• Activities like tummy time, bath time, outdoor play

Toddler life (12–24 months and beyond)

• Still amazing for sleep, meds, routines, and chaos-tracking.

• And yes, it even has potty tracking.

Bonus: it can sync across caregivers, so you’re not texting “did he nap?” all day.

Our potty training weekend hack

When we potty trained our toddler, we did a super simple thing:

We set a timer for every 30 minutes in the app.

And went every time for the weekend.

When you log a bathroom trip, the little “happy potty” pops up and my toddler was obsessed.

“Happy potty!!” 😂

It made it feel like a game instead of a battle.