Three clear choices

Choose wet, dirty or dry when you log a diaper change. Milksy saves the kind and time, giving you a simple nappy log you can check later.

An entry belongs to the baby’s daily timeline alongside feeds and other activity. There’s no separate diary to keep up to date.

A useful record across a busy day

It can be easy to lose count when two people are changing diapers at different times. Recording a change when it happens gives you a reference for the day and reduces the need to reconstruct it later.

If you missed a change or made a mistake, the app supports adding and editing diaper records.

Look back at diaper activity

Diaper trends let you review the changes you logged over time. Wet and dirty changes remain distinct, so a total does not hide the type of each entry.

A diaper log is a record, not a health assessment. Milksy does not diagnose dehydration or decide whether your baby’s diaper count is healthy.

Share the changes, too

Milksy’s CloudKit sharing includes diaper records as part of the shared baby activity. Once a partner joins your family, you can both contribute to the log. Sharing needs iCloud on both parents’ devices.

Useful questions

Does Milksy track wet and dirty diapers?

Yes. Milksy has wet, dirty and dry diaper options and records the time of each change.

Is a nappy tracker the same as a diaper tracker?

Yes. Nappy and diaper refer to the same use case here: keeping a record of your baby’s changes.

Can diaper entries be shared between parents?

Yes. The current Milksy CloudKit sharing implementation includes diaper records in the shared baby activity.

A little less to remember.

Try Milksy on iPhone or iPad. Check the App Store for current compatibility and availability.

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