About

Track your baby's first foods, the whole-foods way.

First Bites is a private logbook for baby-led weaning and starting solids: a food board, exposure counts, and a running record of when each of the nine major food allergens was last offered.

The approach

First Bites follows the modern, evidence-based approach to complementary feeding: whole foods (not rice-cereal-first) and early, sustained introduction of the common allergens, in line with the AAP's 2019 guidance and the landmark LEAP and EAT studies. Instead of delaying peanut, egg, and the rest, you introduce them around 6 months alongside other first foods, and keep offering them regularly, as AAP guidance recommends.

What you can track

A food board — every food your baby has tried, with an exposure count and status (acceptance can take 8–15 tries, so repeats matter).
Top-9 allergen windows — milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish and sesame, each with a rolling status: watching → established → keep-it-going, plus the 2-hour acute-watch reminder when you introduce a new one.
Nutrition & variety — "eat the rainbow" colors, food groups, and a weekly view of which key infant nutrients (iron, zinc, omega-3…) are getting hit, with foods to fill the gaps.
A weekly meal plan, custom foods you build from ingredients, likes & dislikes, milestones, combo ideas, and a pediatrician-ready report (print to PDF) plus CSV export.
Reactions — quick tags per feeding, surfaced in a dedicated section of the report.

Feeding twins or sharing with family? First Bites supports two babies and lets a spouse, grandparent or nanny join your family and log for the same babies — changes sync across everyone's phones.

Private by default

Everything works on your device with no account — your baby's data lives in your browser's local storage. Sign in only if you want it to sync across devices and family. Analytics are cookieless and never include what you log about your baby.

Frequently asked questions

When should we start solids?

Most babies are ready around 6 months, once they can sit with support, have good head control, reach for food, and have lost the tongue-thrust reflex — and never before 4 months. Talk to your pediatrician about your own baby, especially if there's severe eczema or a known food allergy.

What is baby-led weaning?

Offering soft, appropriately-sized whole foods your baby self-feeds, rather than only spoon-fed purées. First Bites works for purées, BLW, or a mix — it's about what and how often, not one method.

Which allergens does it track, and why early?

The nine major allergens: milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish and sesame. Introducing them early and keeping them in the diet is associated with lower rates of food allergy — see our allergen guide.

What does it cost?

Nothing. No ads, no paid features, and we never sell data.

Is my data private?

By default your data never leaves your device. If you create an optional account to sync, it's stored on our own server just for you and the family members you invite.

Can grandparents or a partner log too?

Yes. Create an account, share your family invite code, and anyone in the family can log feedings for the same babies — with a "who logged it" activity feed.

First Bites is for general education and tracking only and is not medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician about your baby — especially before introducing peanut if your infant has severe eczema and/or an egg allergy. Start solids around 6 months and not before 4 months. If you think your baby is having an allergic reaction, seek medical care right away; for trouble breathing, swelling of the face or tongue, or a floppy/pale baby, call your emergency number. See our Terms of Use & Medical Disclaimer.