We looked at sleep, first foods, sharing, offline use, French support and price. Each claim links to a source you can check. This is an English translation of a comparison focused on the French market.
Snapshot checked on 13 October 2026
PetitNid publishes this comparison, so we do not claim to be neutral. Each detail links to its source. None of these apps is described as “bad”: they serve different needs.
On a larger screen, the table shows all six criteria. On mobile, they are grouped by priority.
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| Application | Price | Sleep | Starting solids | Parent sharing | Offline | In French |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PetitNidPublisher of this comparison | Free; Premium €7.99/month or €79.99/year | Free journal; 1 free preview, Premium schedule | Yes (+ 14 EU food labelling allergens) | Free for two parents; family Premium | Yes, log then sync | Yes |
| Napper | Free; Unlimited €47.99/year on the French website¹ | Tracking and schedule; personalisation with Unlimited | —* | Yes, several people | —* | Yes |
| Huckleberry | Free; Plus US$5.74/month or Premium US$9.99/month, billed yearly | Free tracking; SweetSpot with Plus; expert plans with Premium | Yes | Free, by signing in to the same account | —* | No (English) |
| May | Limited free plan; Essentiel €6.99/month or €59.99/year; Premium €12.99/month or €119.99/year² | Tracking and tools depending on the plan | Content and advice | Account sharing with Premium | —* | Yes |
| Baby Daybook | Free + Premium; several store offers² | Tracking and next-nap prediction | Yes | Yes, another parent and other people | —* | Yes |
| Baby Tracker (Nighp) | Free; Plus €6.99/month or €59.99/year; remove ads for €5.99² | Free tracking; What’s Next guidance with Plus | Yes | Yes; Plus shared within the group | —* | Yes |
| Le Baby | Free trial; price not shown on the website | Tracking and charts | —* | Yes, through iCloud (Apple only) | —* | Yes |
* Information not found on the official pages and store listings consulted on the review date.
¹ Napper: amount shown on the French website in our browser on 13 October 2026; it varies by location. ² Amounts and offers listed on the French App Store; availability may depend on the account. Web, iOS and Android prices may differ. Always check the offer shown before paying. “—” means unconfirmed, not unavailable.
There is no single best app: start with what you log and how you take turns. PetitNid offers French-language tracking, real-time sharing, first foods and offline entry. Le Baby uses iCloud between Apple devices. Huckleberry offers nap predictions in English. Napper offers a sleep schedule in French. May adds professional support depending on the plan. Baby Tracker offers What’s Next guidance with Plus; its one-time purchase removes ads. Baby Daybook covers many types of tracking. PetitNid publishes this comparison; each claim is sourced and dated 13 October 2026.
PetitNid offers a free basic journal. Sharing between two parents is free. Premium’s reference price is €7.99 a month or €79.99 a year for the family; the final price is shown in your store.
PetitNid, May, Napper, Le Baby, Baby Daybook and Baby Tracker are available in French. Huckleberry was only available in English as of 13 October 2026.
All seven apps offer some form of sharing between devices, with different methods. Le Baby uses iCloud between Apple devices. PetitNid syncs both parents on iOS and Android, including running timers.
PetitNid works offline and syncs entries when the connection returns. For the six other apps, we could not confirm a general offline mode in the sources consulted as of 13 October 2026.
PetitNid is available on iOS and Android. Essential tracking is free.
