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No sign-ups. No data collection. Everything runs in your browser, stays on your device, and disappears when you clear your cache β€” just like your sanity at 3 AM.

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Which Tool Do I Need?

"I don't know how much to feed"

Start with the Formula Calculator to get a baseline daily amount, then use the Feeding Log to track what actually happens.

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"My baby might be allergic"

Use the Allergy Tracker to log symptoms and timing. The timeline chart will show you patterns you might miss in the chaos.

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"Am I mixing this right?"

The Mixing Guide gives exact scoop counts for any water amount. No more 3 AM math panic or "basically a scoop" disasters.

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"How much is this costing me?"

The Cost Calculator breaks down weekly, monthly, and yearly spending. Compare brands and see where bulk buying actually saves money.

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πŸ”’ Privacy First

All calculations, logs, and records are stored locally in your browser using localStorage. Nothing is sent to our servers. Your baby's data belongs to you and only you. Clear your browser cache and the data is gone β€” which is either reassuring or terrifying, depending on your organizational style.

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Portland Heat Wave Formula Storage

Portland Heat Wave Formula Storage

Why I Stopped Leaving Formula Out During Portland

2026-07-06 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
The Summer Heat Wave Made Me Rethink Every Bottle

The Summer Heat Wave Made Me Rethink Every Bottle

The Summer Heat Wave Made Me Rethink Every Bottle It was 94 degrees in Portland last Tuesday. I know because I checked the thermometer on our back por...

2026-06-25 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
Reflux and Formula: Do Thickeners Actually Help?

Reflux and Formula: Do Thickeners Actually Help?

The pharmacy sells anti-reflux formula for $8 more per can. The pediatrician says try positioning first. I say try both.

June 11, 2026 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
Formula Expiration: What 'Use Within 30 Days' Actually Means

Formula Expiration: What 'Use Within 30 Days' Actually Means

The can says 30 days. Your mom says 60 days. The internet says throw it out after 2 weeks. Here is the actual science.

June 07, 2026 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
Starting Solids: When to Reduce Formula

Starting Solids: When to Reduce Formula

Month 4: pureed carrots. Month 5: still drinking 800ml formula. Month 6: confusion. Here is the transition timeline.

June 03, 2026 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
One Year Later: What I Wish I'd Known About Formula

One Year Later: What I Wish I'd Known About Formula

Lily turned two a little while back. We had a party in the backyardβ€”nothing fancy, just some balloons and a cake she mostly smeared on her face and a ...

2026-06-03 ⏱ 10min read 🏷 General
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