Printable baby log
A simple daily sheet for feeds, sleep, and diapers. Keep it by the crib or on the fridge so every caregiver writes in the same place, and bring it to checkups.
Print as many copies as you need. Nothing you type is saved.
What to track in the first weeks
Pediatricians often ask how many times your baby is feeding, how many wet and dirty diapers they have each day, and how they're sleeping. Writing it down as it happens is much easier than remembering at a checkup, especially when several people share the night shifts.
Common questions
What should I track in a newborn log?
Feeding times and amounts, wet and dirty diapers, and sleep. Pediatricians often ask about all three in the first weeks to check that your baby is eating enough.
How many wet diapers should a newborn have?
Usually about 1 wet diaper per day of life for the first few days, then around 6 or more a day after the first week. Ask your pediatrician if you see fewer.
Can I print this baby log for free?
Yes. Print as many copies as you like on US Letter or A4, with one or two days on each page. Nothing you type is saved.
Is there an easier way to log than paper?
BabyCue logs feeds, sleep, and diapers in a tap and shares one timeline with every caregiver. It's free with no ads, and Premium adds predictions and pediatrician reports.
Paper is a start. BabyCue is easier.
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