Log breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner by text. We break each meal into the protein, iron and vitamins your baby actually got, and suggest what to feed next if the day falls short of the plan.
Most days don't go to plan — naps run long, someone refuses the spinach, and by dinner it's hard to know what actually got eaten. Little Bites tracks the real day, not the ideal one, and helps you catch up before bedtime.
Type what was eaten — no manual nutrient lookup, no food diary spreadsheets.
Protein, iron, calcium and vitamin goals scale to your baby's age and weight, not a generic chart.
If the day's meals leave a gap, we suggest 2–3 realistic foods for the next feed — not a whole new plan.
Tap to preview how a day of logging turns into a gap-filling suggestion.
Short, practical notes on feeding babies and toddlers — no crash courses required.
Birth stores start running low around 6 months — here's what that means for daily meals.
Small swaps that keep nutrients up without turning dinner into a negotiation.
Less than most charts imply — and it scales with your child's own weight, not a chart average.
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