A baby food tracker that cuts through the noise of modern parenthood
Advice from medical experts (not your algorithm). Built-in allergen guidance. Shared access across caregivers.
Feed, log, learn, repeat.
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Let our app do the heavy lifting, you’ve got plenty on your plate
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Log bites from our 700+ food database.
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Assign specific foods to mealtimes (snacks, too!).
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Note any reaction your baby has to a food. (Don’t worry, we tell you what to look for.)
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Keep a running list of your baby’s favorite bites that any caregiver can add to.
You’ve come to the right place
First Bites takes the guesswork out of starting solids by pairing our easy-to-use food tracker with digestible resources.
Explore topics such as:
  • Safely introducing solids
  • Contact irritation or allergic reaction?
  • Introducing a new allergen safely
  • Risk factors for food allergies
  • What are food ladders?
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Need a hand staying on top of allergen exposure as your baby starts solids?
With First Bites, you’ll learn:
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The top 9 allergens your baby should try
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How to safely introduce each allergen and keep them in rotation
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Which allergens are up next for reintroduction
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What reactions to look for and what to do if they occur
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Pro tips around topics like cross-reactivity
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For the parent who needs a boost
Delight in a visual representation of your baby’s sampling of the major food groups
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For the parent who wants perspective
Get a sense of how the last week went (because your baby’s food journey spans more than just one day)
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For the parent with brain fog
Spark ideas on other foods to serve by category
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For the goal-oriented parent
Keep a running total of all the foods your baby has tried and watch those numbers grow
Evidence-based. Doctor-reviewed. Parent-approved.
Thanks to our board-certified experts, First Bites stays rooted in up-to-date medical guidance so you can smoothly navigate your baby’s food journey.
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Charles Feng, M.D.
Dr. Charles Feng is a board-certified allergist and immunologist. His writing and research have been featured in multiple national publications. He completed his MD at UCLA, internal medicine residency at Scripps Clinic/Green Hospital, and an allergy/immunology fellowship at UC Davis.
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Angela Chang, M.D.
Dr. Angela Chang is a board-certified pediatric allergist and immunologist. She loves working with children, families, and patients of all ages. She is passionate about and has published research on eczema, and food allergy prevention in infants. She completed her MD at Case Western Reserve University, pediatric residency at Northwestern Lurie Children’s Hospital, and allergy/immunology fellowship at UCSF.
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First bites
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