Minimoo
A baby food tracker that remembers the messy bits.
First tastes disappear into the week. Minimoo keeps a library of 100 everyday foods so you can see what your child has tried, what they thought of it, and what still sits on the list.
Example preview
Good morning
Look how much Oliver has grown.
8 months
One library, not a blank note
Fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, dairy, legumes, nuts and seeds, and other foods. Each food can record the date, whether they liked it, a possible reaction, and a note. You can log the same food more than once.
Allergens are labelled, not cleared
Common allergens such as egg, milk, peanut, sesame and fish are marked on the food. Recording a calm tasting does not mean the food is safe for your child. Introduce one new allergen at a time and talk to a clinician if you are unsure.
Progress without a target
You will see how many of the 100 foods you have explored, by category. The 100-food idea is an optional memory project. It is not a feeding plan, and stopping at 12 foods is allowed.
Worth knowing
Honey is left out because it is unsafe under one year. Round foods, whole nuts and hard raw vegetables need an age-appropriate texture. Swelling, breathing difficulty, pale skin or a sudden widespread rash needs emergency care: call 999 in the UK. Guidance on texture and allergen introduction follows public advice from NHS Start for Life. Minimoo does not replace it.
Questions
Does my baby need to try 100 foods?
No. The list is a way to remember what you have offered. There is no medical reason to complete it.
What if they dislike something?
Log it as disliked and try again another day if you want. One face is not a verdict.
Can I track a reaction?
You can write what you noticed. That note is for you and your clinician. It is not an allergy test.