See the patterns that matter.

No. There is no AI anywhere in Littles and there never will be. Nothing in the app predicts what your baby will do next, suggests what they should be doing, or quietly scores how your day went. When you open it you see what actually happened, logged by you, and nothing else.That is a deliberate decision, not a feature we have not got round to building yet.

Because an algorithm can only describe an average, and your baby is not an average baby.When an app tells you a five month old should be awake for two hours and yours fights sleep until more like 3 hours, it is not describing your baby. It is describing the middle of a very wide range, with thousands of perfectly healthy babies sitting either side of it. Being outside that middle is normal. It is not a problem to fix.The trouble is that a predicted nap time reads like a target. So every day your baby does something different lands as a small failure, and you end up managing the app instead of watching your child. Littles takes the target away entirely. There is nothing to fall behind on, because we never tell you where you are supposed to be. We take the stress away, instead of adding it.

A mum of two who is also a sleep coach, based in not so sunny Scotland.Both of her children had allergies, so she knows what it is to hold a milk ladder, a reaction log and a sleep pattern in your head all at once. She has also spent years supporting families who have been handed generic routines by apps and charts that plainly did not match the child in front of them.Littles is the tracker she wants for those families: one that shows you your own baby and keeps its opinions to itself.

Downloading Littles and logging your baby's day is free, and stays free.Premium adds the deeper analysis and comes with a two week free trial. After that it is £6.99 a month or £50 for a year, and you can cancel whenever you like.There is a separate plan for sleep consultants and other professionals working with client families.

Track every sleep for seven days, naps and nights both. Once the week is complete, Littles works it out and shows it on the sleep analysis screen.What comes back is built from your baby's own seven days and nothing else. No age bracket, no population chart, no quiet adjustment to bring it closer to what a baby "that age" is supposed to need. If your baby needs eleven hours and the internet says fourteen, Littles will tell you eleven, because eleven is your actual baby's sleep needs.That number is far more useful than any chart, because it is the only one that can tell you when something has genuinely changed, and you can carve out a routine based on this.

Most trackers take your logs and hand back a routine. They run your entries through a model, decide what your baby should do next, and let you know when you have drifted from it.Littles hands back your own data instead, laid out clearly enough to read.It sounds like a small difference and it changes the whole experience. With a predictive app you spend the day meeting the app's expectations. With Littles you spend a few seconds logging, get on with your day, and after a week or so the pattern shows up on its own. Anything you learn came from your little one, not from an average of somebody else's.

Yes. Both parents log into the same account (same username and password) and track from there, so you are both adding to the same timeline and nobody has to ask when the last feed was.

Yes. Add as many children as you need and switch between them in a tap.Each child gets their own logs and their own analysis, which matters more than it sounds with twins. Two babies born on the same day can need quite different amounts of sleep, and a single shared routine tends to suit one of them and not the other.

Only the ones you switch on yourself. Every reminder is off when you install the app, including feeding and sleep.You will never get a notification saying your baby is late for a nap, because Littles has no view on when the nap should be. If you do want something chasing you, a medication dose every four hours for instance, turn that one on and leave the rest silent.

Only if you accept an invitation from them/enter a code they generate for you in the app for them to see your logs (they need to be registered for Littles Baby Tracker as a coach) The app/data is still yours, they are simply tapping in to see the logs. Once you do, your coach sees your real logs instead of a diary you have written up from memory, and you can remove that access at any point.

Of course. The allergy features stay switched off and can be hidden unless you turn them on, so if allergies are not part of your world you will never see them.If you are weaning and introducing allergens, you can tick off allergens as you introduce them, log reactions with the timings that matter, and build a ladder for any allergen using the stages your dietitian gave you. Littles records where you are on it and what happened at each stage.It will never suggest what to try next or when to move up. That is your allergy team's job, and no app should be guessing at it.

Your logs belong to you. Data is stored securely, is never sold, and is only visible to people you accept to view your logs, such as a sleep coach. Family notes cannot be edited by a coach.

From newborn through toddlerhood. Most families use it heavily in the first year and dip back in during weaning or a sleep change.