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Use timers, Events and Summary

Timers​

Use a timer when you don't know yet when something will end.

  1. Start it from Log: L or R on Nursing, Start on Sleep, or L, R or Start on Pump.
  2. The running timer moves to the top of Log, with its time in large digits. Everyone in your household sees it.
  3. For nursing or sided pumping, tap the other side to switch. Pause stops the clock for a break; resume when you carry on.
  4. When it's finished, choose Save now. Discard removes the timer without saving anything.

To fix when a timer started, open the running timer, turn the time wheels and choose Save changes. The timer keeps running; Cancel leaves it as it was.

The same timer also appears in your phone's notifications, on home-screen widgets and on your watch, with Switch side, Pause and End where they apply. A pumping amount is optional when you end a session; an unmeasured amount stays blank rather than being saved as zero.

Expected result: saving a timer creates one record in Events. Other caregivers' phones show the change as soon as they sync.

Events​

Events shows every record for the selected baby. Choose List, Day or Week at the top, and use the date strip to move between days.

The Events List view for today: the next routine time with a Log button, then bottle, nappy, sleep and nursing records with their times and details.
List shows records newest first. The next routine time sits at the top with a Log button.
The Events Day view: a timeline with sleep blocks, a nappy, a bottle, an in-progress sleep and a dashed upcoming routine nursing.
Day places each record on a timeline. Overlapping care appears side by side, a running timer shows as In progress, and upcoming routine times are dashed.
The Events Week view with seven day columns of coloured sleep and feed blocks and daily averages underneath.
Week shows seven days side by side, with daily averages below.
  • Open a record: tap it to view or correct it. On Day, press and hold a record and drag it to move it to another time; it keeps its length.
  • Filter: the filter icon narrows records by type, by the caregiver who added them, or by how they were added (app, connected assistant, Alexa or import). Filters stay on as you switch views.
  • Swipe: on a phone, drag the calendar sideways to move a day or week, and drag elsewhere under the heading to switch between Day, Week and List.
  • Choose the opening view: Settings → Preferences → Default Events view. Each caregiver picks their own.

When sleep you recorded overlaps sleep imported from a Cradlewise crib, Day and Week show one continuous block; overlapping time counts once. Tap it to see both original records.

Summary​

Summary turns the records into daily figures: sleep, feeds and nappies, with growth when you've recorded it.

The Summary tab on 7 days: average sleep per day, feeds and wet nappies, each with a typical range for the baby's age, and Figures, Sleep, Feeds, Nappies and Growth buttons.
Each figure sits on a scale with a typical range for your baby's age.
  • Choose Today, 7 days or 30 days. On 7 and 30 days, the buttons below the figures open daily charts; touch a bar to read its date and value.
  • In Feeds, choose Bottle volume to see only measured bottle amounts per day.
  • In the phone app, History shows any earlier month. Use the arrows or pick a month.
  • Choose the period Summary opens on in Settings → Preferences.
Not medical guidance

Typical ranges are population references, not targets for your baby. Share the records with your clinician, and don't change care or delay getting help based on these comparisons alone.