Free infant formula calculators and trackers built by Emily Hartwell, a registered dietitian and mom who has cried over an empty can at 2:47 AM — so you don't have to.
The three tools parents open at 3 AM. No sign-up. No data leaves your device.
Calculate daily formula intake based on your baby's weight and age. Includes preemie correction and feeding schedule.
Track every feed, ounce, and brand. View daily stats, weekly averages, and export for pediatrician visits.
Get exact scoop-to-water ratios, temperature conversions, and safety warnings. No more "basically a scoop" disasters.
Six free calculators and trackers. Every piece of data stays in your browser — we never see it, store it, or sell it.
Estimate daily formula intake using weight and age. Supports preemie corrected age and outputs per-feed amounts.
Log every feed with time, amount, and brand. See today's total, weekly average, and longest gap between feeds.
Exact scoop-to-water ratios for any amount. Temperature converter and common mistake checklist included.
Log symptoms, severity, and suspected formulas. Visual timeline helps spot patterns before your doctor visit.
Plot weight, height, and head circumference against WHO percentiles. Supports preemie corrected age.
See weekly, monthly, and yearly formula costs. Compare brands and factor in bulk discounts.
Real stories, raw emotions, and the occasional 2 AM breakdown — from a dietitian mom who has been there.
A registered dietitian mom explains why some formulas cause constipation and gas, what actually helps, and when to switch without the guilt spiral.
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