Every feed, every nap, every small hour.

The Nursery is a baby tracker for feeds, sleep and nappies. Keep it all as it happens, see how your days are settling, and share the whole of it with whoever else is on duty.

The Nursery on a phone: one sentence saying how long Ruby has been awake and when she last fed, her wake window against what's typical at her age, the hand-drawn tiles for starting a feed, a sleep or a nappy, and today's breastfeeds.

Kind at three in the morning

Soft light, gentle drawings and buttons big enough to find half asleep. One tap starts a feed or a sleep, and one tap logs a nappy. Then you can put the phone down and go back to your baby.

Everything in one place

One timeline, in the order it happened. Scroll back through the night you've just had, or see the whole week laid out and watch a rhythm settle.

Tap the wrong thing, it doesn't matter

Nothing asks you to confirm, and anything you log can be undone from the little message that says it happened. At four in the morning that matters more than it sounds.

The timeline on a phone: the last seven days drawn one row each, midnight to midnight, so the nights line up under one another.

What it keeps

Feeds, however they happen

Breastfeeds with a timer that switches sides in one tap and remembers which side is next, bottles that start from the last one, pumping, and the first messy go at solid food.

Sleep, and the waking in between

Start a nap with one tap. Their wake window shows how long they've been up, and what tends to be typical at their age. It's there to help you read the day, never to tell you what you ought to be doing.

Nappies, and whatever comes next

Wet, dirty or both, and a note if it needs one. Later come meals, drinks, trips to the toilet and the routines your family keeps, and they appear when you're ready for them, not before.

Even where the signal doesn't reach

A nursery with one bar at four in the morning still takes the note. It saves on your phone and catches up by itself once you're back.

How it works offline

When someone else is on duty

Invite whoever shares the load: a partner, a grandparent, a nanny. You all see the same day as it happens, and a timer started on one phone runs on every other one at the same time. When you come back on duty, the first thing you see is how the last few hours went, so nobody has to be woken up and asked.

How sharing works

Bring your history with you

If you've been keeping track somewhere else, none of it has to start again. Export from your old app, hand us the file, and we'll tell you exactly what we found before a single entry is kept. Nothing you've already logged here is touched, and if it doesn't look right afterwards, the whole import comes back out in one tap.

Nara Baby exports come across as they are. Any other app, and we'll read the file with you, column by column.

Most of it blurs. Keep the parts you'll want back.

The first months go by in a haze, and by the morning most of the night has gone with them. Keep the small things as they happen and you'll still have them later: the week the sleeps got longer, the night it all finally settled.

And there's a page for their firsts: the first smile, the first laugh, the first taste of something new, each with the day it happened. It's a record of what happened, never a timetable for what comes next.

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