Lettora feeding guide
Breastfeeding Tracker App: Log Feeds, Pumping and Bottle Feeds
A breastfeeding tracker helps you record nursing sessions, pumping and bottle feeds in one place. This guide explains what to log in a breastfeeding app, how to keep entries consistent, and how a shared baby tracker supports caregiver handoffs. Lettora is a breastfeeding app and baby tracker for Android.
What should a breastfeeding tracker log?
A breastfeeding tracker records the start time, duration and side of each nursing session. Note which breast your baby fed from and roughly how long, so the next caregiver knows the most recent feed. If you track both breastfeeding and bottle feeding, keep them in separate entries to avoid confusion. Consistent records help you describe a feeding routine; they do not prove adequate nutrition or replace your clinician's feeding guidance.
Why use a breastfeeding app instead of a notebook?
A breastfeeding app keeps timed feeding entries, side notes and summaries in one place, and can share them with another caregiver in real time. Unlike a paper notebook, an app can remind you which side was last used and surface patterns across several days. Lettora is a breastfeeding app and baby tracker for Android, so feeding logs sit alongside sleep, diaper and milestone records instead of living in a separate notebook.
Can you track pumping and bottle feeds too?
Yes. Log each pumping session with the time and amount, using the same unit each time. For bottle feeds, record the amount actually consumed rather than the amount offered. Keeping breastfeeding, pumping and bottle entries in one baby tracker gives a fuller picture of your baby's intake for caregiver handoffs and pediatrician visits.
Breastfeeding tips for consistent tracking
Log a feed right after it happens while the details are fresh, and mark uncertain times as estimates. Agree on logging conventions with your co-caregiver so entries stay consistent. Review several days of feeding records before drawing conclusions about a pattern, and bring questions about feeding, weight gain or supply to your pediatrician or a lactation consultant. A breastfeeding tracker organizes observations; it does not assess your baby's health.
Track breastfeeding with Lettora
A free breastfeeding app and baby tracker for Android. Log nursing, pumping and bottle feeds, and share with your family.