Bubbalog - Log sleep, feeding, play, nappy changes etc for each day to help set a routine

Most new mums keep lists, note books and scraps of paper to record how many nappies a day, how often baby has a feed and when baby sleeps. These questions are nearly always asked by health care professionals, including nurses, doctors and child health clinics to help establish how baby is progressing. In the sleep deprived early days of being a parent it is very difficult to remember this information, which is why so many people write it all down.

This is where BubbaLog steps in! BubbaLog, developed by mother of two Michelle Formann, is very quick to fill in, all the things you are likely to want to track are already listed for the full 24 hours in every day for six weeks. All you need to do is make whatever mark is relevant to you at the time the event occurred.

BubbaLog helps to settle your baby too. Once you have used BubbaLog for a few days you can look back over the past entries each day to see what your baby needed. For example if at 2pm each day for the past three days baby cried and was settled by a feed, you will quickly see the pattern with BubbaLog and be able to offer the feed and hopefully avoid the crying and the guessing game!

BubbaLog is small in size (A5) to fit neatly into your nappy bag, so you can always have your BubbaLog on hand.

It is great for helping you manage your baby and if you are lucky enough to have additional support, like grandparents, relatives or child care services, BubbaLog will make it easy for your carers to look after your baby the way you do.

With BubbaLog, you can track as much or as little as you need!

The daily pages contain:

- Plan column to list things your baby needs
- Feeding: times, which breast and/or quantities from cups or bottles
- Medication due and given
- Other things like solid foods when they are old enough
- Nappies ? wet or soiled
- Play and Sleep times
- Appointments

The weekly pages contain:

- Achievements and milestones for you and your baby
- Shopping list
- To do list
- Questions to ask your health care professional.