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Newborn feeds, sleep, and diapers, from day one

Which breast? When? How long?
Someone should remember. It doesn't have to be you.

Start simple. YummyYucky keeps every feed, nap, diaper, and dose, so you aren't reconstructing the night at 3am. And when solids and allergens arrive around six months, you won't start over.

Built for the fourth trimester and the fog that comes with it.

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Start simple

Every feed

Bottle or breast, which side, how much, how long. Two taps a feed, so "when did she last eat?" is a glance, not a guess.

Every nap

Start a sleep, end it. Watch the dayโ€™s rhythm take shape, even in the weeks it makes no sense yet.

Every diaper

Wet, dirty, or both, one tap. So when the pediatrician asks how many wet diapers, you have a number, not a vibe.

Meds, vitamins & pumping

Vitamin D, the gas drops, what you pumped. Logged so you never double up, never forget, never do the math at 3am.

Start simple. It grows with you.

The same calm app, newborn through starting solids.

Wondering when solids begin? Take the free 60-second readiness check โ†’

A whole newborn day on one timeline: feeds, a nap in progress, and diapers

Right now

The fourth-trimester basics, feeds, sleep, diapers, meds, on one calm timeline. Two taps each. That is the whole ask.

Diaper counts for the day, with a food-aware note

The details that matter

Wet and dirty counts, sleep totals, doses given. The stuff you can never remember, remembered, and ready for the checkup.

Flavor Explorer mapping a babyโ€™s tastes as solids begin

And when solids come

Around six months, first foods and the allergen watch just appear. Same app you already know. You do not start over.

Fussy three days running and no dirty diaper since Tuesday? You'll notice, because it's all in one place. And you walk into the checkup with real numbers, wet and dirty counts, how the sleep is going, what you gave and when, instead of a sleep-deprived guess.

The answers, never the diagnosis. That part stays with your pediatrician. ๐Ÿ’›
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The newborn questions, answered calmly.

The ones that hit at 3am, not lunchtime. Grounded in mainstream pediatric guidance, honest about what's normal and when to call.

You think you're just surviving the fog. You're also, quietly, saving the story: the night the sleep finally clicked, the weight that doubled, the first real smile. Start simple, and the keepsake fills itself in from day one.

Log tonight's feed. That's the whole start.

Ten seconds. Then back to the baby.

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