How bao compares

Honest, side-by-side looks at bao and the other baby trackers parents ask us about, including where the other app is the better pick.

• bao vs Huckleberry

  Huckleberry is a popular baby tracker known for its sleep guidance, including SweetSpot nap-time predictions in its paid Plus plan.

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• bao vs Baby Tracker (Nighp)

  Baby Tracker – Newborn Log by Nighp is one of the most-rated baby trackers on the App Store, a straightforward logger for feeds, sleep, and diapers.

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• bao vs Nara Baby

  Nara Baby & Pregnancy Tracker is a highly rated, polished baby tracker with a strong following on iPhone. It used to be free, but in 2026 it moved to a subscription with no free tier.

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• bao vs Baby Connect

  Baby Connect is a long-running baby tracker that works on iOS, Android, and the web, with a Professional plan for childcare providers.

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• bao vs Glow Baby

  Glow Baby is a baby tracker and growth app from Glow, Inc., which also makes fertility and pregnancy apps, with a built-in parent community.

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• bao vs Baby Daybook

  Baby Daybook is a newborn tracker with a big Android following (over a million downloads), with real-time family sync as part of its Premium upgrade.

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• bao vs Solid Starts

  Solid Starts is the best-known starting-solids app, built around a free First Foods® database of 400+ foods with preparation, choking, and allergen guidance.

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Weighing more than two apps? Read our roundup of the best baby tracking apps.