Sedra: Baby's First 100 Foods

Starting solids is one of the most exciting parts of your baby's first year. Sedra helps you remember all of it: every first taste, every funny face and every "more, please!"

Sedra is a beautiful, simple journal for the popular "100 foods before 1" challenge. Pick a food, tap how it went and you're done. Over time, those small moments add up to a story you'll love looking back on.

100 FIRST FOODS, ONE TAP AT A TIME • Browse 100 baby-friendly foods across fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, dairy and more • Log a try in seconds: loved it, it was okay, not a fan or refused • Add the date, a quick note and a photo • Try a food again and again: see how a "refused" broccoli turned into a favourite

KEEP THE MESSY, HAPPY MOMENTS • A timeline of every food your baby has discovered • A photo gallery of all those messy little faces • A memory book with every food so far and your favourite moments

SEE THE JOURNEY UNFOLD • Watch your progress ring fill up as your baby explores • See how many foods they've tried in each category • Unlock milestones at 10, 25, 50, 75 and 100 foods

EVERY ALLERGEN, AT A GLANCE • Keep a simple record of which common allergen groups your baby has tried • See what's tried and what's still to come, all in one place

NEVER WONDER WHAT'S FOR LUNCH • Get fresh ideas for what to try next, chosen to add variety • Shuffle for new suggestions anytime

CELEBRATE 100 TINY WINS • When your baby reaches 100 foods, celebrate with a special moment, including their first food, favourite food and most rejected food • Share the celebration with family and friends

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account needed • Your baby's foods, notes and photos stay on your device • Export your data anytime, or delete it all with one tap

Made with care for parents who want to slow down and remember the little things.

Please note: "100 foods before 1" is a fun parenting goal, not a medical requirement. Sedra is a memory journal, not medical advice. Always follow your paediatrician's guidance, especially when introducing allergenic foods.

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