Baby nappy tracker for wet, dirty and shared daily logs

Nappy counts sound trivial until you are handing over to a partner, nanny or grandparent and nobody remembers the last change. Luna’s nappy tracker logs wet, dirty or mixed changes on the same timeline as feeds and sleep, so the day stays readable.

US/search variants like diaper tracker, poop tracker or poo tracker map to the same feature: Luna is built with UK spelling (nappy) on getmyluna.app while still matching how families describe dirty changes.

What you can log

• Nappy changes: wet, dirty or mixed, with optional consistency note (log_nappy on the connector; same capability in the app logger / POST /api/vega/log).
• Last nappy surfaced in live status beside feeds and sleep.
• Restock forecasts for nappies and wipes when you set inventory (set_inventory, get_restock_forecast): handy, still not a shopping diagnosis.
• Shared family timeline so mum, dad and caregivers see the same counts.

Luna does not interpret stool colour/consistency as a diagnosis. If you are worried about your baby’s nappies, contact a qualified health professional or urgent care route.

How to keep nappy notes useful

1. Join or create a family log at /onboard.
2. Log each change quickly after you do it, especially overnight.
3. Add a short note only when the next person needs context.
4. Optional: record how many nappies you have on hand so restock nudges have something to work with.
5. Review today’s nappies beside milk and naps before nursery or babysitter handover.

Doorway intents absorbed here

Searches for baby poo tracker, baby poop tracker and baby diaper tracker all describe the same logging need. Rather than separate thin pages, this pillar is the canonical home: one nappy feature, clear UK language, shared handovers.

Why nappy logs belong next to feeds

Nappies are mundane until they are the missing puzzle piece. A grandparent asking “have they had a wet nappy since lunch?” should not need to phone you in a meeting. With Luna, the change is already on the timeline beside the last feed and nap.

UK families say nappy; many search results say diaper or poop. Functionally it is one logger: wet, dirty or mixed, optional note, shared instantly with people you invite.

Inventory and restock (optional)

If you choose to record how many nappies or wipes you have on hand, Luna’s restock forecast tools can estimate days remaining from logged usage (set_inventory, get_restock_forecast in the connector manifest). That is a convenience feature for household organisation. It is not a claim that Luna manages your shopping budget or predicts rashes.

Skip inventory entirely if you do not care: nappy event logging still works.

Practical conventions for two caregivers

Agree lightly on:

• Who logs overnight changes when both are half-awake.
• Whether “mixed” is enough detail or whether a short note is worth it.
• When a babysitter is invited to write vs read-only expectations (invites grant joining the family log, only invite people you trust).

If nappy contents worry you (blood, pale stools, signs of dehydration, and similar concerns), that is outside Luna’s lane. Seek clinical advice promptly; keep using Luna afterwards if you still want organisational history.

From search terms to one canonical page

If you typed diaper tracker because you follow US blogs, or poo tracker because that is how your household talks, you still want the same outcome: a trustworthy count on a shared day. Consolidating those doorway URLs onto this nappy pillar (with redirects) keeps Google, and tired parents, from landing on near-duplicate stubs. The feature underneath does not change; only the storytelling gets deeper and more honest.

Internally, link out to feeding and sleep when the question is really about the whole night, and to shared tracking when the question is who is allowed to write.

Want calm answers from your own log?

Free Luna already keeps the shared tracker and the assistant connector. Luna Plus (£3.99/mo) adds Ask Luna: answers and summaries grounded in what your family has actually logged, in the app or through a connected assistant such as Meta Muse or Claude.

Plus can summarise recent nappy patterns from your log when you ask: useful in a weekly review, still not a clinical read.

See Luna Plus →

Safety boundary

Luna is for organising baby logs and routine summaries. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, assess allergies, set doses, or replace a qualified health professional or emergency services. For symptoms, medication, allergy or treatment decisions, use a qualified health professional or urgent care route. Read our Safety page for the full boundary.

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• Baby tracker app
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• Baby sleep tracker
• Shared baby tracker
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