Useful context for your little log, with trusted places to turn.
Keep it simple.
Start with what just happened. Tap pee, poo, or both to record a diaper. Details are optional, and you can add them later.
A log can help you remember what happened and share observations with your care team. It cannot tell you whether your baby is healthy.
A note about stool colour.
If you notice unusually pale, chalk-white, or clay-coloured poo, contact a healthcare professional promptly. Perinatal Services BC provides a Canadian infant stool screening resource.
Lighting, cameras, and screens affect colour. Our entry swatches are labels for your log, not a clinical colour chart.
Source checked September 19, 2026. Educational reference; no diagnosis.
Your questions matter.
If you’re concerned about feeding, hydration, or a change you’ve noticed, contact a healthcare professional. Your observations and questions can help that conversation.
Bottle shortcuts are simply convenient entry amounts. Breastfeeding is recorded by time, without estimating milk volume.