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What's normal for your baby?
Track nappy changes and let AI spot patterns between feeds, output, and hydration — data you can actually use.
Updated 26 June 2026
Your baby had 7 wet nappies and 2 dirty nappies on average this week. When feeding_type was 'breastfed only', stool_consistency was typically 'seedy/runny' — co…
New parents are handed a lot of advice about what's 'normal', but every baby is different. Nappy output changes week by week as feeding evolves — and it's hard to remember what yesterday looked like when you're sleep-deprived. Tracking wet and dirty counts, stool consistency, and feeding type builds a personal baseline so you can tell whether today is typical for your baby or genuinely off. It also gives you real data to share at check-ups instead of trying to remember a fortnight's worth of nappies from memory.
6 fields. Done in 30 seconds a day.
Fast enough to fit into any routine, specific enough to generate real patterns after 30 days.
Log, build, learn.
Log each day
Record wet and dirty nappy counts, stool consistency, and what baby's being fed — takes 30 seconds.
Build your baby's baseline
After a week or two, you've got a dataset showing what's typical for your baby's age and feeding pattern.
Get your first insight
AI flags correlations between feeding type and output, highlights low wet counts, and surfaces patterns worth mentioning to your health visitor.
Why people stick with it.
4 things Nappies / diapers reveals about you.
- Whether wet and dirty nappy counts are within expected ranges for your baby's age
- How feeding type correlates with stool consistency and frequency over time
- What your baby's baseline looks like — so you notice when something shifts
- Which patterns are worth mentioning at the health visitor or GP appointment
Here's what arrives at 30 days.
Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.
AI analysis looks at how wet_count and dirty_count change as baby_age_weeks increases, and how stool_consistency differs by feeding_type. It flags weeks where wet_count drops below typical hydration signals, shows whether constipation_signs cluster around certain feeds, and highlights when stool patterns shift — giving you a clear picture of what's normal for your baby and what might be worth raising with your GP or health visitor.
“Your baby had 7 wet nappies and 2 dirty nappies on average this week. When feeding_type was 'breastfed only', stool_cons…”
People watching their own patterns.
For parents who want to know if what they're seeing in the nappy is typical for their baby's age and feeding pattern.
Common questions
Does this replace medical advice?
No. This tracker helps you spot patterns and bring useful data to your health visitor or GP. It doesn't diagnose anything.
What if I forget to log a day?
Just pick up the next day. AI looks for patterns over weeks, not perfection.
How does AI know what's normal for my baby?
It compares your entries against your baby's age and feeding type to show whether counts and consistency fall within typical ranges.
Can I track more than one baby?
Not in the same tracker. Each baby needs their own account.
What if I see blood or something worrying?
The tracker flags it in your log. Contact your GP or health visitor immediately — don't wait for AI insights.
Why track feeding type alongside nappies?
Because what goes in affects what comes out. Breast milk, formula, and mixed feeding all produce different patterns — tracking both helps you see what's normal for your setup.
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