So I recently joined the 21st century, and got a "smarty" phone when I re-upped my cell phone contract. An HTC Sensation, since you asked. I don't know how I went so long without one. My phone is probably more powerful than my grad school laptop I'm using to write this post. Part of what makes smarty phones so smart is the apps or applications.
My wife and I had previously tried in vain to keep track of all of our son Clark's "achievements." By achievement I mean poops, pees, feedings, naps, weight, etc. I'd say about half of his"achievements" were never logged. Anything that happened in the dead of night was immediately forgotten to time. Once I finally got a smarty phone, I figured there must be an "(Android) App for that." I started with an app to track his sleeping, then moved on to trying out more comprehensive baby tracking apps. Here is my assessment/review of the apps available.
Baby Care:
Baby Care is a perfectly fine free program. It beats paper and pen by a mile. "This software is freeware (ad supported), and developed by a newborn parent and his team(LuckyXmobile)."
