Nursing Timer
Start the timer when feeding begins, pick the side, and stop when you're done. It keeps a quick list of your sessions and reminds you which side was last used.
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Pick a side, then tap Start when feeding begins.
No sessions yet. Tap Start to time your first feed.
This list is only kept while the page is open. It is not saved after you close or refresh.
General information, not medical advice.
How it works
Pick a side — left, right, or both — then tap Start. The clock counts up in minutes and seconds while you feed or pump.
Tap Stop when the session ends. The time and side are added to the list below, and the most recent side is shown so you know where to begin next time.
This runs entirely in your browser and only remembers sessions while the page is open. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere, so the list clears if you close or refresh the page.
Frequently asked questions
Are my sessions saved? +
No. The list lives only in this page while it's open. If you close or refresh the tab, it starts fresh. Nothing leaves your device.
Why track which side was last used? +
Many parents like to alternate the starting side at each feed so both sides get used evenly. The last-used note is a simple reminder, not a rule you have to follow.
How long should a feeding last? +
It varies a lot by baby and age, and there's no single right number. Watch your baby's cues rather than the clock. If you have questions about feeding or supply, talk to your doctor, midwife, or a lactation consultant.
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