This has become a holy grail for me. I honestly don't know how moms keep their head straight and remember all the details in the day. I use this to track my baby's sleep schedule, feeding schedule and poop. I think this ended up being more helpful than I expected. My son is 2 months premature. So, it's important for him to reach a certain amount of ounces in a day with his milk. He also doesn't drink well if he's too tired. This helps us track his day and why he's acting a certain way. It's also nice to see when he last pooped if it's been a couple days. I am on my second book and will order again.

This is my absolute favorite baby item and baby gift of all time. I purchased my first one back in 2013 and used these for all my kids during their first 3 months of life. It's an exciting, but exhausting, special time having a newborn. The initial lack of sleep requires you to stay organized. I tracked daily feedings, diaper changes, notes like "gave gas medicine" or "diarrhea" or gave full bath/washed hair. The most critical use for this book is to track how many ounces of breast milk or formula baby ate and what time. Trust me - the round the clock feedings and "shift changes" when daddy, grandma, or babysitter step in to help are immensely easier when you write down vital info. It's SO easy to forget when the last feeding was and how many ounces when you're going round and round the clock. Beyond just a fantastic, quick & easy tracker, these books became emotional items for me because I used them as kind of (fast & easy) baby journals. I'd write fast notes in the Daily Comments section like "first night baby didn't wake up!" or "got first tooth!" or "ate first jar of baby food today - peaches!" The first 90 days after bringing baby home are huge, magical, and fleeting. These books became my crutch, guide, organized me...but now they are the most important momentos to me. I never had the time to make elaborate scrapbooks or "Baby's First Year" books, but these turned out to be easy ways to document special moments and to watch how baby grew (in the beginning it was 2 ounces of baby milk and diaper changes and it ends with 8 ounces of milk, jars of baby food and teeth!). I also made little notes on certain days like "Celebrated Baby's 1st Thanksgiving at Uncle Bob's house today. Cold and rainy, but had a great time, everyone wanted to hold baby, and baby met all the cousins." I'm not having any more children (we are done now!) and my youngest just started preschool. I cry (happy, but sad it's over, tears) reading all my baby tracker books and I'm thrilled that I purchased and really used these. They're now safely stored away so my children can have them as adults as memory momentos. They will never once question how much they were completely loved and doted on when they read all the notes and see how much work showering them with 24/7 love and care was! I'm not big on writing giant reviews for products like this, but I wanted to share my experience with others. You won't regret this purchase and it also makes for a fantastic and practical newborn baby gift!!!!! Thank you to the maker of this book. Even though there are computer & phone apps and other ways to logistically track newborn care, these are invaluable baby memory maker keepsakes. My children will someday read (in my handwriting) my special mommy notes next to the actual date/year and time, such as: "it's snowing tonight, but we are up in the night on the couch cuddling and, as I feed you, I've never felt more warm and happy. Mommy loves you!"

We love this tracker! I tried an app first, but it was tedious. With everything going on for a newborn and as much as I'm on my phone already, I appreciate this simple "analog" method that my partner and I can both use. It would be easy to leave with a caregiver, as well, and it's handy to bring to doctor's visits to quickly flip through and track patterns. There is a contacts section in the front with important phone numbers. Makes for a neat memento later on. After my milk came in, I looked back with tenderness to the entry where hospital nurses had painstakingly helped me pump 1.5mL of colostrom to feed my baby. It all changes so fast!

Edit: It'd be great if future versions make it easier to see which rows go to which hour markers. Maybe extend the grid line to the left to separate the hours. It can be confusing when different people interpret the row alignment differently.

Unlike other daily logbooks, this log makes it easier to record and view with just a quick glance.

With the times already printed on the left and separate columns for daily baby needs (naps, feeding, changing, play), drawing lines and arrows is much quicker. This means the log book actually gets used! And all caregivers know about the baby's day without having to ask anyone.

I haven't used this yet for my second child but it would have been a godsend for my first baby. Do yourself a favor and buy this instead of shuffling through a pile of mismanaged notecards every doctor's visit or when you are trying to figure out how long you fed baby and when and what boob you used. In those early postpartum days you need things to be easy and I think this is a lot more reliable then an app