Our Favorite Apps!
Huckleberry
Huckleberry
Huckleberry
Huckleberry is a helpful app for caregivers and parents to easily track a child’s daily routines, especially sleep. You can log naps, bedtimes, night wake-ups, feedings (bottle, breast, or solids), diaper changes, medications, and even growth milestones. It creates easy-to-read charts and timelines so you can spot patterns, and it offers smart sleep predictions with its SweetSpot® feature to help avoid overtiredness. Multiple caregivers can log in and track together, making it a great tool for families and nannies to stay on the same page.
BabySparks
Huckleberry
Huckleberry
BabySparks is an app designed to support early development in babies and toddlers through guided activities and milestones. It offers a personalized daily program of age-appropriate exercises that help build skills in areas like motor development, language, cognition, and social-emotional growth. Each activity comes with a short video and tips, making it easy for caregivers to follow along. The app also tracks developmental milestones and progress, helping you spot areas of strength or delay. It’s a great tool for parents, nannies, and early childhood educators to encourage meaningful play and support a child’s growth during the critical early years.
Wonder Weeks
Huckleberry
Wonder Weeks
The Wonder Weeks is an app that helps parents and caregivers understand and navigate the mental leaps that occur during a baby’s first 20 months. Based on decades of research, the app outlines the predictable stages of neurological development that impact a child’s mood, sleep, and behavior. Each “leap” is explained in simple terms, with timelines, signs, and strategies to help you support your baby through each phase.
The app also includes personalized insights, videos, and tips to guide caregivers through each developmental leap, making it easier to anticipate changes and respond with patience and care. It’s a helpful tool for nannies, parents, and early childhood professionals who want to foster emotional and cognitive growth during one of the most critical times in a child’s brain development.