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Private · shared by invitation
Baby Log
Feeds, nappies and little moments, shared between the two of you. One tap at 3am, and you both always know when baby last fed.
How it works
- Start a logTakes a minute. You'll get a household key: keep it somewhere safe, it's how you get back in.
- Invite your co-parentSend a code or show a QR code. They join on their own phone and see everything you log.
- Log as you goOne tap for nappies, a timer for feeds. Both phones stay in step, even without signal.
What it does
- 🍼At a glanceTime since the last feed and nappies, with gentle lights based on NHS guide figures.
- 🔔RemindersA heads-up before a feed is due, with quiet hours for whoever's off duty.
- 📖JournalMilestones, weights and private photos, grouped by baby's week.
- 🌱GrowTummy time, skin to skin, and NHS ideas and check-up dates for baby's age.
Private by design
Only phones you invite can see your log. No ads, no tracking, nothing sold. Photos lose their location data, and you can download or delete everything at any time.
A small family project, shared by invitation for now. Baby Log counts what you log; it isn't medical advice. If you're worried about your baby, contact your midwife, health visitor or GP, or call 111.
Baby Log
🍼 Fed
—💧 Wet
—💩 Dirty
—Last 24 hours
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feeds
0
wet
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dirty
Recent
Rhythm from your last 3 days
Per day midnight to midnight
| Day | Feeds | Breast | Bottle ml | Wet | Dirty |
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What to watch for
Call 999 or go to A&E if baby:
- can't be woken, or is floppy or unresponsive
- is under 3 months and has a temperature of 38°C or higher
- is breathing fast or noisily, grunting, or sucking in under the ribs
- has blue, grey, very pale or blotchy skin, lips or tongue
- has a rash that doesn't fade when you press a glass on it
Contact your midwife, health visitor, GP or 111 the same day if:
- there are fewer wet nappies than usual, or they're drier
- baby isn't feeding well, or is very sleepy and hard to wake for feeds
- yellow skin or eyes (jaundice) seem to be getting worse, especially with sleepiness or pale poo
- you're worried — trust your instincts, especially in the first weeks
This app counts what you log; it can't tell how baby is. Guide figures come from NHS infant-feeding leaflets. Read more: NHS — signs of serious illness.