One baby-food recipe at a time, matched to your child's age — 6 months to 3 years
420 recipes with a drawing each, in ten languages. Tell the app your child's birthday, set the filters once, and it shows you one card that fits. Save it, or ask for another one. That is the whole app.
Six age stages from first purées at six months to family meals at three years, seventy recipes in each. Every card says how to prepare the food for that age and carries a safety note where one is needed — cutting round foods, no honey before twelve months, no added salt.
Allergens to avoid, vegetarian, quick (15 minutes or less), texture, and your family's eating tradition — halal, kosher, Hindu, no pork, no beef. The filters work on the ingredients as listed; they never replace your own check.
Tap the heart to keep a recipe on the Favourites page. The Share button sends the recipe as plain text to WhatsApp, Messages, Mail or wherever you like. “Another one” draws a fresh card without repeating until you have seen them all.
English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Arabic, Russian, Japanese and Chinese (Simplified). The recipes and the app change together, so nothing is ever half-translated.
The free version has a small advertising banner and room for ten saved recipes and one child. A one-off “Plus” purchase removes the advertising, saves unlimited recipes and lets you add more children. Nothing about safety is ever behind the paywall.
The app is written for healthy, typically developing children and follows the general guidance of paediatric bodies: no solids before six months, no honey before twelve months, no added salt or sugar, early and continued introduction of common allergens unless your doctor says otherwise. It is general information, not advice about your child. Always supervise a baby who is eating, and ask your paediatrician or health visitor when in doubt.
Questions, corrections and problem reports: adrinasoftware@gmail.com. If a recipe looks wrong to you, please quote its title — that is the fastest way to improve the app for everyone.