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Feedoo Baby vs. a paper feeding log

A paper log is cheap, private and works without a phone, which makes it a great fit for one caregiver at home. Feedoo Baby costs a monthly fee but works out the next feed time and daily totals for you, sends reminders, and lets every caregiver log from their own phone.

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14 days free · no card needed · $24/mo per baby, unlimited caregivers

How is Feedoo Baby different from a paper log?

Both do the core job: a record of feeds and diapers you can show your pediatrician. The differences are in effort, sharing and what gets worked out for you.

  • Cost

    Feedoo Baby
    $24/mo per baby after a 14-day free trial (no card to start)
    Paper log
    A notebook or printed sheet and a pen
  • Next feed time

    Feedoo Baby
    Worked out from the last feed and your interval
    Paper log
    You add it up yourself
  • Daily milk total

    Feedoo Baby
    Added up automatically, shown against a typical range for age
    Paper log
    You add it up yourself
  • Diaper count

    Feedoo Baby
    Counted automatically per day
    Paper log
    Count the tally marks
  • More than one caregiver

    Feedoo Baby
    Everyone logs from their own phone; entries show who logged them
    Paper log
    One sheet in one place; everyone has to find it
  • Reminders

    Feedoo Baby
    Push reminders before feeds, for late feeds, overdue diapers and appointments
    Paper log
    None (use a separate alarm)
  • At night

    Feedoo Baby
    Dark themes on a phone you already have in hand
    Paper log
    Needs a light to read and write
  • Needs power or internet

    Feedoo Baby
    Yes, a phone and a connection
    Paper log
    No
  • Where the data lives

    Feedoo Baby
    Your account, online, visible to people you invite
    Paper log
    In your house
  • Weekly trends

    Feedoo Baby
    Day, week and month stats with charts
    Paper log
    Flip back through pages

Last reviewed November 4, 2026. Feedoo Baby details are from our features page.

Which one should I use?

Whichever keeps you rested and informed. Here's an honest split.

Choose a paper log if…

  • One person does almost all the feeds and the log stays in one room.
  • You'd rather not look at a screen at night.
  • Your hospital gave you a printed sheet and it's working for you.
  • Keeping cost at zero matters most right now.

Choose Feedoo Baby if…

  • Two or more people feed the baby and need the same information.
  • You want the next feed time and daily totals without doing math at 3am.
  • You'd like a reminder before the next feed or when a diaper change is overdue.
  • You want to see trends over a week or a month.

What else do parents ask?

More answers on our FAQ page.

Is a paper log good enough for tracking newborn feeds?

Yes, for many families. A paper log records what matters: time, amount or minutes, and diapers. Its limits show up when several people share the care, or when you want totals, next-feed times and reminders without working them out yourself.

Can I switch from a paper log to Feedoo Baby mid-way?

Yes. Start logging in Feedoo Baby from your next feed. If you want past days in the app, you can add earlier feeds with the time picker, but most parents simply start fresh.

Can I use both?

Sure. Some families keep paper by the bed for the night and use Feedoo Baby during the day so helpers can see it. Whatever keeps you rested and informed is the right setup.

How much does Feedoo Baby cost?

$24/mo per baby, with unlimited caregivers on that baby. You start with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. If you like it, subscribe when the trial ends to keep logging. You can cancel anytime.

Welcome to the world, little one.

Start your first log tonight. Bring everyone who helps along with you.

14 days free · no card needed · $24/mo per baby, unlimited caregivers