SteadyFeed helps caregivers of infants with dysphagia consistently prepare Gelmix-thickened formula, log every feeding, and track supplies — in alignment with clinician-prescribed IDDSI targets.
Free to use · No credit card required · Works on iOS, Android & web
Built specifically for families navigating infant feeding therapy.
Select your formula brand and the IDDSI thickness level prescribed by your care team. SteadyFeed shows the correct Gelmix amount per ounce and guides you through preparation with a built-in countdown timer.
Record every feeding with outcome details — ounces consumed, spit-up events, and thickness results. SteadyFeed helps you document caregiver-observed outcomes and flags when an SLP follow-up may be helpful.
When a recipe is consistently off-target, SteadyFeed helps you document the pattern and supports caregivers in dialing in prescribed thickness targets — always in coordination with your clinician.
Track Gelmix and formula inventory. SteadyFeed estimates days of supply remaining based on your recent usage and sends low-stock reminders so you're never caught short.
Co-parents and caregivers can join a shared household. Feeding logs, child profiles, and supplies stay in sync in real time — so every caregiver is working from the same information.
HIPAA-aware, COPPA-compliant, and FTC-disclosure-ready. Anonymized feeding data can optionally be shared for research — entirely opt-in with no PII shared.
From setup to your first consistent feeding preparation in minutes.
Sign up in seconds. Add your child's profile and your formula brand.
Select the IDDSI thickness level prescribed by your SLP. SteadyFeed shows the correct Gelmix amount and a step-by-step preparation guide to support a repeatable workflow.
Record outcomes after each feeding — how much was consumed, any spit-up, and whether the thickness was right. Takes under 30 seconds.
Over time, SteadyFeed helps you document what works for your child and supports more consistent, repeatable preparation — always under clinician guidance.
Affiliate & Monetization Disclosure
SteadyFeed is free to use. Some product links within the app (such as links to purchase Gelmix or formula on Amazon) are affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. These commissions help support ongoing development of the app. We only link to products that align with published clinical guidelines. Our preparation references are never influenced by commercial relationships.
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SteadyFeed was built by a parent who experienced firsthand how confusing and stressful it can be to prepare thickened formula for an infant diagnosed with dysphagia. Every feeding requires precise measurements, specific wait times, and careful observation — and when you're sleep-deprived and anxious, the margin for error feels enormous.
SteadyFeed for Gelmix consolidates published preparation guidelines and the IDDSI (International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative) framework into a simple, mobile-first tool that any caregiver can use with confidence. By logging feeding outcomes, SteadyFeed helps families communicate more effectively with their Speech-Language Pathologists and document progress over time — supporting better care coordination.
SteadyFeed does not diagnose, prescribe, or independently recommend medical treatment. Always follow the guidance of your child's SLP and pediatrician. The preparation references in the app are based on published guidelines — they are informational only and should be reviewed by your care team.
Medical Disclaimer
This application is intended for informational and tracking purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read in or accessed through this application. If your child experiences signs of aspiration (coughing, choking, color changes, or respiratory distress during feeding), stop feeding immediately and contact your healthcare provider or call emergency services.
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