Daily Care Joins the Story
Feeds, sleep, diapers, medicine, and temperature now live in your baby's story, day by day, next to the photos. Routine rows have pictures, sleep and breastfeeding are timed, and health rows have their own color.
A feed at 3am, a nap that finally stuck, a diaper change you'd rather not describe. These are the days, and now they sit in your baby's story next to the photos, in the order they happened.
One Story, Day by Day
The story is one list, grouped by day. Today is at the top, then yesterday, then each day by its name and date. Scroll down and you can see a whole week of ordinary days, with a first smile somewhere between the naps.
Under each day, the moments come newest first. A photo, a feed, a nap and a milestone can all sit in the same afternoon, because that's how the afternoon went.
Daily Care Has Its Own Rows
Feeds, sleep and diaper changes used to need a page of their own. Now they're rows in the story, each with a small picture so you can tell them apart at a glance: a bottle, a breastfeed, a spoon for solids, a diaper, a sleeping moon.
Each row says what happened in plain words. "Mia slept 2 hours." "Mia had a bottle." "Mia had a diaper change." The time is under it, counting back if it was today, so you can see how long it's been since the last feed without doing the math.
The feed at 3am counts as much as the first steps.
To add one, tap the round button in the corner and pick what it is. A moment is photos, a caption and the time. A feed, a nap or a diaper adds its own fields, and nothing else.
Sleep and breastfeeding are timed from the moment you tap them. Save, and the row goes into the story running, with the minutes ticking up until you stop it. For a breastfeed you can switch sides, pause, and pick up again.
Health in Its Own Color
Medicine and temperature are part of the story too, with their own pictures. Their rows have a soft rose tint, so a dose or a fever stands out from the feeds and naps when you look back through a rough week.
Behind this, every kind of moment now belongs to one of three categories: moments, routine and health. The chips at the top of the story filter by them, and the same three are the switches on a space, so you can share the photos with the grandparents and keep the health rows to yourselves.
Small Things
A photo sets the time. Add a photo to a new moment and the time moves to when it was taken, with a note saying so. Add photos from different days and it picks the earliest, and tells you which days they were from.
The editor's date fields fit the screen on iPhone now, and the page stays put under an open dialog instead of jumping to the top.
Where This Is Going
Daily care and memories were two things in two places. Now they're one story. The next step is bringing in what you've already logged elsewhere, and that gets a post of its own.