Baby Sleep Tracker

What parents use a baby sleep tracker for

Parents open a baby sleep tracker to answer a few repeating questions: how long has baby been awake, how much sleep happened today, and when the last nap ended. Those answers get harder after 2 a.m., after a handoff between caregivers, or after a day that felt like one long nap that never quite happened.

Little Nap is built around that scene. You start a sleep when eyes close and stop it when baby wakes. The same log can hold night sleep, diapers, and feedings, so the day is one record instead of three apps. History and the 7-day graph stay free, so the tracker is useful before anyone pays for predictions.

What Little Nap tracks in a baby sleep log

Little Nap records baby profile details, approximate age, sleep start and end times, and related history. Age is used as a starting estimate for wake windows. After a few completed sleeps, personal timing begins to outweigh the age fallback.

The free app also logs wet or dirty diapers and breast, bottle, or solids next to sleep. Premium can show time since the last feed or change, and it can estimate the next nap window from the same log. Predictions are estimates, not medical advice, and they cannot guarantee that a baby will sleep at a suggested time.

• One-tap nap and night sleep timer
• Diaper and feeding events beside sleep
• Calendar history and a 7-day sleep graph
• Independent timers for twins or more than one baby
• Lock Screen live timer while a sleep is running

How Little Nap stays private as a sleep tracker

Baby profiles and sleep sessions are stored on the iPhone using Apple platform storage. Little Nap is designed so core tracking works locally. When on-device explanations are available, they are generated on the device and fall back to private deterministic copy if a local model is not supported.

Little Nap does not require a sign-up. The app does not sell baby sleep data and does not use the log to build an ad profile. If analytics are configured, usage events such as app opens or paywall views may go to Mixpanel without sending the exact contents of the sleep log. Premium purchases are handled by Apple.

When a baby sleep tracker should stay quiet

A useful tracker is fast enough to use with a baby in your arms and calm enough to open at night. Little Nap uses a dark, low-stimulation interface and keeps language estimated and parent-friendly. It is not a diagnosis tool, a sleep-training program, or a replacement for a pediatrician.

If sleep looks unusual, feeding is a concern, or you need health guidance, contact a qualified clinician. Little Nap can show what you logged. It cannot tell you why a baby is unwell.