New in 2.0: Starting Solids
Start solids with confidence.
BabyJoy helps you introduce first foods and allergens step by step, and keeps feeds, sleep, growth and pregnancy in one calm place.
Free on iPhone · Optional Premium
147
first foods, prep by age
9
common allergens tracked
80
recipes for little ones
WHO
growth charts
Starting solids
First foods, step by step
Start solids calmly, without piecing it together from a dozen tabs.
- 147 first foods, each with how to prepare it for 6–9 months, 9–12 months and 12 months+
- Choking-hazard and allergen notes where they apply
- A readiness checklist and safety guide for babies from 4 months
- Log a meal in seconds: what you offered, how it went, any reaction
Allergen introduction
Introduce allergens one at a time
Keep track of the 9 common allergens: peanut, egg, milk, tree nuts, sesame, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish.
- One new allergen at a time, with gentle reminders to keep introduced allergens in the diet
- If you log a reaction, BabyJoy pauses new suggestions and shows what to do next
- Share a clear PDF summary with your pediatrician
First 100, recipes and planner
Watch the first 100 foods add up
Every new food fills your First 100 ring, so you can see the variety your baby has tried.
- 80 age-appropriate recipes with no added salt, sugar or honey for under-ones
- Plan the week’s meals and get a shopping list
- Save favourite recipes and keep notes on what worked
Everyday baby tracker
Feeds, sleep, diapers and growth in one place
A Today screen that fits your stage: time since the last feed and nap for newborns, today’s allergen and First 100 progress once solids begin.
- One-tap logging for feeds, sleep, diapers, growth and solids
- WHO growth charts and growth velocity
- Multiple children, synced to your account
Before baby arrives
Pregnancy week by week, then learn and ask
Expecting? See your pregnancy week and days to go. Later, short videos cover pregnancy and the first year.
- Pregnancy week by week, with your due date synced to your account
- A video library for pregnancy and the first year
- An optional AI assistant for everyday questions. You choose whether to turn it on.
A closer look
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Safety first, always
BabyJoy provides general information only and is not medical advice. Food, allergen and safety content is based on published guidance from sources such as the AAP, NHS, WHO, CDC and ASCIA. Always talk to your pediatrician about your baby’s health and diet.
In an emergency, call your local emergency number now (995 Singapore · 911 US · 999 UK · 112 EU). Emergency guidance in the app is always free.
Frequently asked questions
What is BabyJoy?
BabyJoy is an iPhone app for parents and caregivers. It helps you start solids (food guides by age, allergen introduction, First 100 foods, recipes and a meal planner) and keeps feeds, sleep, diapers, growth and pregnancy in one calm place.
When can my baby start solids?
Most babies are ready for solid foods at around 6 months, when they also show signs of readiness: sitting up with support, good head and neck control, and interest in food. Every baby is different, especially if they were born early or have health needs, so talk to your pediatrician before you start. BabyJoy’s readiness checklist can help you prepare for that conversation.
Is BabyJoy for baby-led weaning or purées?
Both. Each food guide shows how to prepare the food at 6–9 months, 9–12 months and 12 months+, so you can use it for baby-led weaning, spoon-feeding or a mix of the two.
How does allergen tracking work?
BabyJoy tracks the 9 common allergens (peanut, egg, milk, tree nuts, sesame, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish). It suggests one new allergen at a time and reminds you to keep offering the ones you have introduced. If you log a reaction, it pauses new suggestions and shows what to do. If your baby has severe eczema or a known food allergy, talk to your pediatrician before introducing allergens.
Where does the food and safety information come from?
Our food, allergen and safety content is written by our team based on published guidance from sources such as the AAP (HealthyChildren.org), NHS, WHO, CDC and ASCIA. It is general information, not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for advice about your own baby. Your pediatrician knows your baby best.
Is BabyJoy free?
Yes, BabyJoy is free to use. Optional Premium removes ads and adds unlimited assistant chats and pediatrician PDF reports.
Is my family’s data private?
Your data is tied to your account, sent over encrypted connections, and never sold. Ads are non-personalised, and the AI assistant only runs if you turn it on. You can delete your account and all its data from inside the app. See the BabyJoy privacy policy for details.
Is BabyJoy available on Android?
BabyJoy is currently available for iPhone on the App Store.
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