Take meal planning
off your plate
Personalized meal plans for your
baby's development
Lighten your mental load
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- ✨ Tottable does the planning for you
- 👶 Meals tailored to your baby’s age, tastes, and needs
- 📚 Explore over 100 delicious, baby-friendly recipes
- 🛒 Smart shopping list that saves time (and last-minute store runs)
Try Tottable free for 14 days.
Pay once — $49 for lifetime access.
Why Parents Love Tottable
Automatic Meal Plans
Personalized meal plans crafted from 500+ nutritious recipes—tailored to your baby's age, preferences, and allergies.
Smart Ingredient Swaps
Not sure about an ingredient in your meal plan? Swap it out with ease! Tottable gives you the flexibility to adjust recipes to suit your baby’s needs, so you stay in control.
Less Time in the Kitchen
Spend less time planning and more time playing—Tottable streamlines grocery shopping and meal prep with easy-to-follow recipes and an automated shopping list.
How Tottable Works
Set Your Meal Variety
Do you love structure or variety? Choose how much meal rotation you want in your weekly plan—from a steady routine to an adventurous mix!
Enter Your Baby’s Preferences
Tell us what your baby loves (or doesn't!). Mark favorite foods, dislikes, and allergies so Tottable curates the perfect menu for your little one.
Done! Tottable Takes Care of the Rest
Sit back and relax. Tottable delivers a weekly meal plan, customized shopping list, and easy-to-follow recipes—so you can focus on what really matters.
What You’ll Get with Tottable
From planning to shopping, here’s how Tottable lightens your load.
📆 Weekly Meal Plan
📚 Recipe Library
👩🍳 Easy-to-Follow Recipes
🛒 Smart Shopping List
The Problem with Meal Planning
The Mental Load is Constant
Parents spend over 13 hours a week managing household tasks—cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, and planning meals. Even when they’re not actively doing these tasks, they’re thinking about them. That invisible workload adds up, fast.
Decision Fatigue is Real
The average person makes 35,000+ decisions every day—and parents make even more. What's for dinner? Does my child have enough variety? Do I need to run to the store? The endless decision-making drains energy, leaving parents mentally exhausted before the day is over.
The Burden Falls Mostly on Mothers
Even in families where both parents work, moms handle most of the household responsibilities. The pressure of juggling meal planning, childcare, and everything in between is one of the biggest contributors to parental stress and burnout.