Weaning and allergen tracker for organised first tastes

Weaning weeks are full of tiny experiments: porridge here, a new taste there, and a mental note that “we tried peanut.” Luna helps you log solids and common allergen records in one shared family timeline, with a weekly-style allergen grid once solids have started, so the next caregiver can see what was already tried.

Luna does not assess allergy risk, tell you which foods to introduce, or decide whether a reaction occurred. For NHS information on weaning and allergies, see NHS baby weaning and feeding, Best Start in Life: weaning, and NHS food allergy. Follow your qualified health professional or clinician for personal advice.

What Luna records during weaning

• Solid feeds with foods and meal type (log_feed for solids; app logging; API examples on /developers).
• Common allergen records and when they were last logged (homepage feature list; week review allergen grid via get_week_review).
• Today’s meals and allergens given via get_today.
• Meal suggestions that close logged nutrient/allergen gaps (suggest_meal): based on your log gaps, not a prescription.
• Nudges when allergen records may be lapsing (get_nudges): organisational prompts you can ignore.
• Shared logging so both parents see the same first-taste history.

How to keep first tastes organised

1. Start or open your family log.
2. When you offer a solid meal or taste, log the foods.
3. Keep allergen introductions on the same timeline rather than in a separate notes app.
4. Before the next meal, glance at today/week views or ask a connected assistant what was already logged.
5. For symptoms or suspected reactions, stop using Luna as a decision tool and contact a qualified professional or urgent care.

Related searches folded in

Baby solids tracker, baby food tracker and allergen rotation checklist searches all point at the same need: remember what was offered and when. This pillar is the home for that intent, instead of three near-duplicate pages.

A calm way to remember “have we tried that yet?”

Weaning produces a surprising amount of administrative memory. Luna’s job is to hold the list: which foods appeared in today’s meals, which common allergens have been logged recently, and what still looks empty on the week grid. Parents still decide what to offer and when, ideally following NHS weaning guidance and their qualified health professional.

When solids begin, get_week_review can include nutrient scores versus targets and an allergen grid based on logged data. Treat scores as organisational feedback from your entries, not a lab result. Meal suggestions (suggest_meal) propose ideas that close gaps in the log, still your choice to accept, adapt or ignore.

Allergen records without alarm language

The live product describes allergen tracking as a simple record of common allergens and when they were last logged. That framing matters. Luna should never sound like it is clearing a food as “safe” or declaring an allergy.

Good practice inside the app:

• Log the food when it is offered, not days later.
• Keep suspected reaction details for your clinician; do not expect Luna to triage.
• Use shared access so both parents do not accidentally re-offer something the other already tracked in a private note app.

Connecting assistants during busy mealtimes

Hands are often messy at the table. With a connector token, you can ask an assistant to log a solid meal with foods listed, then confirm the write-back on the timeline. Free connector tools cover logging and reviews; Ask Luna for prose answers from the food log is the Plus path.

Want calm answers from your own log?

Free Luna already keeps the shared tracker and the assistant connector. Luna Plus (£3.99/mo) adds Ask Luna: answers and summaries grounded in what your family has actually logged, in the app or through a connected assistant such as Meta Muse or Claude.

Ask Luna Plus “what has she eaten today?” and get an answer from the solids and meals you logged: calm, log-grounded, non-clinical.

See Luna Plus →

Safety boundary

Luna is for organising baby logs and routine summaries. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, assess allergies, set doses, or replace a qualified health professional or emergency services. For symptoms, medication, allergy or treatment decisions, use a qualified health professional or urgent care route. Read our Safety page for the full boundary.

NHS reading (not Luna advice): weaning and feeding, Best Start in Life weaning, food allergy.

Related Luna guides

• Baby feeding tracker
• Baby tracker app
• Baby routine tracker
• Shared baby tracker
• Baby notes app
• Baby growth tracker