Petites Bouchées
Language · UK

A journal for starting solids · iPhone · Android

Keep a record of your baby's first foods.

For parents starting solids: keep track of what your baby tried, their reactions and your notes, even several meals later.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google PlayWhat it does

Purchase options are detailed in the App Store listing and in the app.

  • 197 starter foods
  • Manual family file transfer
  • No account or tracking
Petites Bouchées: Food Journal — Journal
The journal: first tastes and repeat servings, by date.

What it does

What have they tried so far?

Find a food again

The catalogue has 197 foods, arranged by category. Find foods already tried or add your family's own foods.

Record another serving

Add each repeat serving with its date, the reaction you observed and a preparation note. The first taste stays in the journal.

Look back at your notes

Each food keeps the date, reaction and your notes for every serving. The journal provides no diagnosis or medical advice.

Foods
Petites Bouchées: Food Journal — Foods
Observations
Petites Bouchées: Food Journal — Observations

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Keep a record of the foods your baby has tried and the observations you want to remember or share.

Find a food, log a taste and look back through the dated journal. Review your progress and prepare useful information for the people caring for your baby.

Baby's Records is a one-time purchase for the documents offered in the app. The journal remains free.

Data transfer between devices is manual. The journal does not diagnose conditions or replace medical advice. The app interface is available in English, French and Spanish.

Before the first entry

Does the app tell me what to feed my baby?

No. Petites Bouchées records introductions and your observations. It does not provide medical advice or diagnose any reaction. For feeding advice or a possible allergic reaction, contact a qualified health professional.

How do I move the journal to another phone?

On iOS, family transfer is manual: export the journal, then import the file on the other parent's phone. You choose when to share the file; there is no automatic sync.

How is the journal different from Baby's Records?

The catalogue, journal, allergen tracking and family file transfer stay free. Baby's Records is a one-time purchase, with no subscription, to export three PDFs generated on the iPhone: a feeding record for the paediatrician visit, a list of foods already tasted for nursery, and a book of firsts. The first page of each document is free to preview from the Family tab. The purchase is shareable with Family Sharing. Purchase terms are in the app and on the App Store.

Read the family transfer and PDF guide

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