Record the language
Tag a reading session with the language you used, so a multilingual routine does not disappear into one generic count.
For multilingual families
Keep a reading log that respects how your family really reads: across languages, caregivers, and all the books your child comes to love.
Free to start. No account required. Your family's reading data stays private.

A clearer picture of reading
Tag a reading session with the language you used, so a multilingual routine does not disappear into one generic count.
Keep Mom, Dad, grandparents, and caregivers in the story. Everyone's read-aloud moments belong in the same family record.
Use separate baby profiles to see which books, readers, and languages shape each child's early reading life.
Small entries, lasting context
A bilingual reading habit rarely looks neat on paper. One parent may read in one language, a grandparent in another, and a favorite story may move between both. Baby Book Tracker gives those moments enough context to be meaningful later.
Yes. A book can be part of reading sessions in different languages, while each session keeps its own context.
Yes. Add readers so the history reflects everyone who shares books with your child.
No. It is a reading log for any family. Language tracking is there when it is useful to you.