Pumping tracker
Pumping tracker and pump log for sessions and amounts
Log pumping sessions, duration and amounts in a pumping tracker. Keep a pump log next to breastfeeding and bottle feeds, and share it.
Track pumping sessions and duration.
Record amounts when relevant.
Keep pumping next to feeding and the rest of the daily timeline.
Review previous pumping records in History.
Milk stash
Track stored milk portions, storage location, thawing, partial use and discarded amounts.
Shared baby tracker
When care is shared, the important question is usually “what already happened?” A shared timeline means the next caregiver can see the latest feed, nap, diaper or pumping entry without rebuilding the day from messages.
Common questions
Can I record pumping amounts?
Yes. Nurtali supports recording pumping details including amounts.
Is pumping stored separately from baby activity?
It is presented as part of the same overall care history, making the day easier to review.
Can I use Nurtali for more than one child?
Yes. Nurtali supports multiple baby profiles.
Can I track stored breast milk after pumping?
Yes. Milk stash tracks stored portions, storage location, thawing and use; pumping sessions remain in the pumping log.
How often should I pump breast milk?
The CDC explains that when away from your baby or exclusively pumping, pumping about as often as the baby drinks can help maintain supply. Needs differ; seek personalized advice. Source: https://www.cdc.gov/infant-toddler-nutrition/breastfeeding/pumping-breast-milk.html
How do I log pumping at work?
Record each pumping session, duration and amount alongside the rest of your day. You can review the history later without sharing a private work calendar.