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Care · Mon 28 Sep

BreastBottle
Progress · Mon 28 Sep

How today is tracking against what is typical for this age.

  • Feeding
    3 / 8-12
  • Wet diaper
    2 / 6+
  • Dirty diaper
    1 / 3+
  • Sleep
    5h 30m / 14h-17h

Level-up · Mon 28 Sep

Wren’s stats

Each bar is real experience toward the next level. Early play awards less than later skills.

Level 3
FitnessDexterityIntelligenceSocialCreativitySelf-care
Stat breakdown
  • Fitness
    Lv 2

    40 / 200 XP

  • Dexterity
    Lv 1

    70 / 100 XP

  • Intelligence
    Lv 1

    40 / 100 XP

  • Social
    Lv 1

    69 / 100 XP

  • Creativity
    Lv 1

    0 / 100 XP

  • Self-care
    Locked

Creativity has the least experience so far.

Still open today

  • Soft fabric play
  • Music and singing
All 2 activities that help
  • Soft fabric play
  • Music and singing
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  • 🏆Alex218 · 53%
  • Sam196 · 47%

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Today’s read

A new myth and a new question each day.

Mythbuster

False

“Bottles only need sterilizing before the very first use.”

What’s true

Wash bottles and pump parts after every feed. For babies under 2 months, born early, or with a weakened immune system, the also advises sanitizing them at least once a day (boiling, steam, or a dishwasher's sanitize setting), because young babies' immune systems are still developing.

Well establishedHow sure is this correction?

Major medical bodies agree on this. Treat it as standard guidance.

This rating is for the correction above, not the myth.

Question of the day

How should I look after the umbilical stump?

Keep it clean and dry, fold the diaper down below it, and leave it alone until it falls off, usually within one to three weeks. Sponge baths are the usual advice until then. A little dried blood or crust at the base is common. Call if the skin around it is red and spreading, it smells or leaks pus, or your baby has a fever or seems unwell.

First weeks at home

The things worth doing in the first month after birth.

1 / 6

Admin

  • Register the birthDeadlines vary by country, commonly within 42 days. You will need the certificate for benefits and passports.
  • Register the baby with a doctorDo it early so you are not doing it during your first illness at 2am.

Health

  • Check visitors are vaccinatedThe CDC advises visitors to be up to date on Tdap, and to have a flu vaccine in season, at least two weeks before meeting the baby. It is reasonable to ask, and reasonable to say no.
  • Check in on your own mental healthBaby blues settle within two weeks. Anything persisting beyond that is worth raising, for either parent.

Appointments

  • Book the six-to-eight-week checkupsFor both of you. Your own postpartum checkup should cover mood, bleeding, contraception and recovery.
Completed (1)
  • Start vitamin D drops

Log · Mon 28 Sep

Everything from this day. Undo or edit if a time was wrong.

  • Sleep2h 33mAlex · 10:14 PM
  • Feeding14mAlex · 10:01 PM
  • Dirty diaperSam · 9:30 PM
  • Wet diaperSam · 9:15 PM
  • Feeding14mSam · 7:09 PM
  • Sleep2h 57mAlex · 6:08 PM
  • Wet diaperAlex · 5:15 PM
  • Feeding16mAlex · 5:04 PM