Diaper tracker

Diaper changes, and the pattern behind them

Logging a diaper change takes a tap. The reason to do it is what the week looks like afterwards — how often, how the frequency shifts as feeding changes, and where the gaps are. Luli keeps every change in the same daily log as sleep and feeds. Diaper tracking is part of Luli Premium.

One tap now, a pattern later

Nobody logs diapers because a single change is interesting. You log them because “is this normal?” is much easier to answer from two weeks of entries than from what you remember about yesterday.

Luli keeps the changes in the same timeline as naps and feeds, so a quiet day or an unusual gap sits next to whatever else was happening around it.

What a week of diapers actually shows

Frequency, and how it moves. Diaper patterns change when feeding changes — when solids start, when a night feed drops, when a baby is fighting something off — and those shifts are much easier to see as a line of days than as a memory.

The point is not the number. It is noticing that the number changed, and roughly when.

When it is worth showing someone

Luli does not interpret the log, diagnose anything or give medical advice — that is not what it is for. What it does is turn “I think it’s been less often this week” into a specific thing you can show a pediatrician: these days, this frequency, this is when it changed.

A concrete log makes a short appointment more useful. It does not replace one.

Medical disclaimer — read the full disclaimer

Diapers, feeds and sleep on one screen

The daily summary puts all three together. Most of what parents want from a tracker is not a single number but the ability to look at one hard day and see what was different about it — and the answer is often in a column they weren’t watching.

Diaper logs across two caregivers

If more than one person changes the baby, shared tracking puts every change in the same log, so a quiet stretch shows up the same way for whoever looks — no comparing notes at handover.

What’s in the free version

Diaper tracking is a Premium feature. The free version covers sleep logging, an age-based nap prediction and the last 7 days of history. Premium is from $39.99 per year, or from $6.99 a month, with a free trial on most offers (3–7 days, depending on the offer). Exact price and trial length depend on your country and store.

Full comparison — see the pricing page