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Features

Their food journey, all in one place.

Easy adding

Snap it. Scan it. Say it.

However the day is going, adding a meal takes seconds. Pick from the list, photograph the plate, scan the label on a pouch, say it out loud or paste a recipe link.

  • ListAn A–Z of around 180 foods
  • PhotoSnap the plate
  • LabelScan a pouch or packet
  • VoiceJust say what they ate
  • LinkImport a recipe page
  • PasteDrop in an ingredients list

Photo and label suggestions use AI. You check every suggestion before anything is saved.

Adding lunch in Niblet: buttons for List, Photo, Label, Voice, Link and Paste, then how much they ate and whether they liked it.

Allergens and reactions

Every allergen tracked. Every reaction in context.

Keep track of each of the UK’s 14 common allergens: which have been introduced, which are part of their regular diet and which are due again, with a gentle heads-up when a meal includes one for the first time.

Notice a rash? Log it in seconds, with symptoms, severity and notes. Niblet looks back at what was eaten in the 48 hours before and highlights the foods that keep coming up, so you have something clear to talk through with your GP or health visitor.

Niblet doesn’t diagnose allergies. If you’re worried, speak to your GP. In an emergency, call 999.

Niblet’s Progress screen, Allergens view: a Log a reaction button, a reminder to call 999 for severe reactions, and 5 of 9 common allergens introduced.
Niblet’s reaction patterns: foods eaten in the 48 hours before two reactions, with egg and wholemeal bread flagged as worth discussing with your GP.
  • MilkIntroduced
  • EggsIntroduced
  • GlutenIntroduced
  • PeanutsDue again
  • SoyaIntroduced
  • SesameNext up
  • FishIntroduced
  • Tree nutsNot yet
  • MustardNot yet
  • CeleryNot yet
  • CrustaceansNot yet
  • MolluscsNot yet
  • LupinNot yet
  • SulphitesNot yet
The 14 allergens. Illustrative example, not real data.

Nutrition

Balanced across the week, not every meal.

Babies don’t need a perfect plate every time. Niblet looks at key nutrients like iron, protein and vitamin C, and at food groups, over 7 or 14 days, then offers up to three ideas for tomorrow, built around foods your baby already enjoys.

Last 7 daysNicely varied week
  • Iron
  • Protein
  • Vitamin C
  • Calcium
  • Fibre
  • Omega-3
Days that included each nutrient. Illustrative example.
Niblet’s Progress screen, Ideas for tomorrow: iron is up from 4 to 6 days, with porridge oats, beef and red lentils.

How to serve it

The right cut for every age.

Every food shows how to prepare it for your baby’s age right now, from a cucumber “half boat” at six months to small pieces at one. Simple drawings, clear steps, choking watch-outs and a link to the NHS first-aid guide.

Always stay close, with your baby sitting upright while they eat. The app flags foods that need extra care.

Niblet’s food page for broccoli: How to serve it, for Rosie now at 6–8 months, steam whole florets into soft “trees” with a stalk as a handle.
Niblet’s food page for cucumber: How to serve it, for Rosie now at 6–8 months, a half boat with the seeds scooped out.

Recipes

29 recipes, made for little ones.

Simple ideas from first purées to family dinners, each with how to make it smooth for a spoon or as finger food. Save the ones they love, share them with whoever’s cooking, and add your own.

  • Purée-led or baby-led, filtered by meal and age
  • Allergens you’re avoiding are left out
  • Foods they haven’t tried yet come first
  • Amounts scale to the portions you need
  • Log it as a meal in one tap
Niblet’s Recipes screen, Discover tab: filters for purées or baby-led, meal and age, with recipes like mini fish pies and chicken, apricot and rice.
The banana and avocado recipe in Niblet: from 6 months, 5 minutes, makes 2 baby portions, with Log as a meal, Save and Share buttons.
  • Smooth green broccoli purée in a white bowl.
    PuréeSilky broccoli puréeFrom 6 months · 15 min
  • A ripe avocado cut in half.
    Purée or baby-ledBanana and avocadoFrom 6 months · 5 min
  • A golden omelette on a white plate.
    Baby-ledSpinach omelette fingersFrom 6 months · 10 min
  • A bowl of orange lentil and squash dhal.
    Purée or baby-ledRed lentil and squash dhalFrom 6 months · 30 min
  • A stack of small, fluffy pancakes.
    Baby-ledBanana and egg pancakesFrom 6 months · 15 min
  • Slices of ripe mango on a plate.
    PuréeMango and yoghurt swirlFrom 6 months · 5 min
  • A bowl of creamy porridge.
    Purée or baby-ledCreamy porridge with prunesFrom 6 months · 10 min
  • A little pot of fish pie topped with golden mash.
    Purée or baby-ledMini fish piesFrom 7 months · 45 min

First foods

A checklist for the first few months.

Recommended first foods, vegetables first, with a tick for everything they’ve tried. Already had something? Mark it as tried without logging a meal.

Niblet’s first foods checklist: 30 of 39 recommended first foods tried, with broccoli, cauliflower and spinach ticked.

Guidance

Advice right where you need it.

NHS-based tips on each food and as you log, like how to serve eggs, no honey until after 12 months, no added salt or whole nuts, and how to cut grapes safely.

Niblet’s food page for egg: eaten 3 times, with how to prepare it, a note on British Lion eggs and how to introduce an allergen.
A busy family kitchen: a mum stirs a bowl of food with her toddler on her hip while another adult and child look on.

Family

One diary for the whole household.

Invite a partner, grandparent or nanny with a code and everyone logs in the same place. Add more than one baby, and log a meal for twins or siblings in one go.

Also in Niblet

  • Milk feeds

    Breast milk or formula, with amounts. Repeat the last feed in one tap.

  • A score for the day

    A gentle out-of-10 summary, with ideas using foods they already eat.

  • Recipes and saved meals

    Save your go-to dinners and shop-bought favourites, then add them in a tap.

  • Vegetarian and vegan

    Extra care for B12 and iodine when your family eats plant-based.

  • More than one baby

    Switch between children, and log a meal for twins or siblings at once.

  • How did it go?

    Note how much they ate and whether they loved it, so favourites come round again.

  • A gentle meal check

    After each meal: what was good, an idea for next time, and anything to be aware of.

  • Sign in with Apple

    Quick and private, or use your email. Your diary is locked to your family.

A dad spoon-feeds his giggling toddler, whose face is covered in purple berry purée.
A dad spoon-feeds his giggling toddler, whose face is covered in purple berry purée.

More enjoying the moment. Less trying to remember it.

  1. Know what’s been tried

    No more scrolling back through photos to work out if fish has happened yet.

  2. Arrive at appointments with notes

    Reactions, dates and foods in one place, ready to talk through with your GP or health visitor.

  3. Share the load

    Partners, grandparents and carers can log in the same diary, so nobody has to keep it all in their head.

Coming soon

Make room for the little moments.

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A baby in an olive silicone bib sits upright in a high chair, mouth green with mashed vegetables.
A child’s sage-green plate, bowl and cup laid out on a pale wooden table.