Feeding, growth, and nutrition, for every stage of childhood.

Every child deserves a healthy start. From the first feed to the family dinner, Heartful gives families one place to track and plan — and gives their pediatric clinicians the data to guide it.

USDA FoodData Central  ·  WHO, CDC & Fenton growth curves  ·  AAP & Dietary Guidelines timing  ·  HIPAA-conscious infrastructure

Why Heartful

What no tracker or content app does

Most feeding apps stop at logging or articles. Heartful connects the kitchen to the clinic, and does the pediatric calculations that adult tools skip.

Care team

Your clinician, inside the app

Link a dietitian or pediatrician with an invite code, no EHR required. They see the same growth and intake you do, prescribe plans, and leave notes. Connecting unlocks premium at no cost.

Growth

Curves your pediatrician uses

WHO and CDC percentiles, Fenton charts for preterm babies, and corrected age applied automatically. Clinicians see z-scores, not just dots.

Nutrition

Every number has a source

Recipes and formulas are computed from USDA FoodData Central and compared with age-based reference intakes, so “is she getting enough iron?” has an answer.

Allergens

Early, frequent, on schedule

Allergen introduction follows AAP timing, re-exposes every three days or less, and logs reactions with severity and notes.

Continuity

One record from newborn to the table

What Heartful Baby learns about feeds and growth flows into Heartful Sprout’s meal plans, and into Eating Recovery if mealtimes get hard. Nothing starts over.

Privacy

No ads, no data sales

HIPAA consent built into onboarding, access logging on the clinician side, and no child-facing screens or logins anywhere.

The first 1,000 days shape a child’s growth, brain development, and relationship with food for a lifetime.

Every Heartful recommendation traces back to published public health guidance. See how we use it →

Bring nutrition care to life

Parents, plan your first week of meals. Clinicians, invite your first patients. Free to start, either way.

For families  For clinicians