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The nights are long.
You don’t have to guess your way through them.

Nooma learns your own baby’s rhythm — sleep, nursing, bottles — and tells you when the next nap is coming. Before the meltdown.

Join the waitlist — be first when it opens
Scroll through the night
Sleep, learned

You’ll see the window coming.

Wake windows learned from your baby.

A timer you can pause — because nights don’t keep to a plan.

And as the days add up, you can see the shape of your nights.

Sleep logging is free — the timer, the naps, the nights. The heads-up before the next nap is Nooma Pro.

Nooma at night: the moon holding a running sleep timer, the day’s story around it
Made for 3 AM

Ask Nooma. It answers from your baby’s day.

Ask Nooma AI

Ask why your baby is feeding so often, or whether that nap was too long. The answer is about your baby — today’s naps, today’s feeds, the day you’ve actually had.

What you ask is nobody’s training data — and your baby’s name never leaves your phone.

Nobody sees it unless you invite them

  • No account needed, and no password to invent.
  • Your baby’s log lives on your phone and in your own iCloud — and you can export it any time.
  • No ads, and no trackers following you around.
  • The one thing Nooma counts is which features get used — anonymously, and the choice is yours before a single count is made. There is no database of your baby to sell.
The library

Answers for the questions you search in the dark.

Baby sleep, feeding and development — grounded in the guidance pediatricians follow. Free to read, no sign-up.

Wake Windows by Age: Newborn to Toddler Chart

Typical wake windows by age — 30–90 minutes for newborns up to 3–4 hours by 12 months — plus sleepy cues to watch and how to adjust when naps run long.

Sleep 11 min read

Safe Sleep for Babies: Crib Setup, Position, and Temperature

A safe sleep space is simple: a bare, firm crib, back-sleeping every time, and a comfortably cool room. The AAP guidance, explained calmly.

Sleep 17 min read

Starting Solids: Baby-Led Weaning vs. Purees

Baby-led weaning and purees both get to the same place: a confident eater by the first birthday. The real differences, safety notes, and how to combine them.

Feeding 10 min read

Introducing Allergens to Your Baby: Peanut, Egg, and More

Early, regular exposure to peanut, egg, and other top allergens is now the recommended approach for most babies. How to introduce each one safely.

Feeding 9 min read

Baby Milestones: 7 to 12 Months

Crawling, cruising, pincer grasp, first words — what tends to happen between 7 and 12 months, and the wide range of normal for each milestone.

Development 13 min read

Newborn Night Feeding: How Often and How Much

Newborns wake to feed every 2–3 hours at night because their stomachs are tiny and growth is fast. What's typical, how much they need, and when it eases.

Feeding 10 min read
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Mornings too

The little moments, kept.

  • Every first, remembered. The first laugh, the first step — written down the day it happens, with the date and your note.
  • Growth, in plain words. Your baby’s curve on the standard charts — and what the percentile means. Try the percentile calculator ›
  • Both of you, caught up. Your partner sees the day on their own phone — sharing is free. Whoever’s taking over gets a brief they can read at a glance.
  • Right on your Lock Screen. Widgets and a running timer you can pause without unlocking your phone. Nooma Pro.
Nooma’s milestones journey: what to watch for around 9 months, each one saved the day it happens
Nooma’s warm daytime home screen

Every night ends in morning.

Nooma is coming to the App Store. Waitlist members get it first, the day it opens.

No spam. One email when we launch, maybe two.