The three things the midwife asks
- Feeds. Breastfeeding with left and right clocks and the side to start on next, or bottles in ml or oz.
- Diapers. Wet, dirty or both, with rash and blowout flags — so the count you are asked for at the check-up is a number, not an estimate.
- Sleep. A timer that knows nap from night by the time of day, and a score for the night once it is over.
The rest of the newborn admin
Vitamin D and iron drops sit on a checklist of what is due today. Visits, vaccines and medicines go in the health record. Firsts get a photo and how old she was, and one photo a day builds up without you deciding to start a project. Tummy time has a daily target for her age.
You do not have to sign up first
The sign-in screen has a skip button. Everything above works on your own phone with no account, and you can sign in later without losing anything — which is worth knowing at 2am on day three. Sharing with your partner is the one thing that needs an account, and it can wait until morning. See also what does and does not leave your phone.
