Separate partner logins
Invite a partner or trusted caregiver so each person can use their own account while updating the same baby profile.
Baby tracker for couples sharing one family log
Use Luna when two parents or partners need one readable baby log for feeds, sleep, nappies, solids, routines and notes instead of scattered screenshots, memory checks or late-night recaps.
One baby timeline for partner handovers
Feeds, sleep and nappies
Keep the practical records that matter for handovers: bottle feeds, breastfeeds, naps, wake-ups and nappy or diaper changes.
Solids, routines and notes
Record first foods, common allergen records, routine details and everyday notes beside the rest of the day.
Phone-friendly shared access
Open Luna from a browser or save it to a phone home screen for quick checks before taking over.
How Luna helps day to day
- Use Luna as a baby tracker for couples when both parents are sharing feeds, naps, nights or childcare shifts.
- Keep the shared baby record readable before partner swaps, overnight handovers and caregiver updates.
- Luna is for organisation and record-keeping, not parenting instructions, diagnosis, treatment, medication advice or medical decisions.
Built for shared family handovers
Luna lets parents and caregivers use separate logins while keeping one shared baby log. That means feeds, sleep, nappies, solids, allergens and notes are easier to hand over without screenshots or memory games.
Safety boundary
Luna is for organisation and record-keeping. It is not a medical device and does not make health decisions, assess allergies, or replace professional care. For symptoms, allergy concerns or treatment questions, use a qualified health professional or urgent care route.
Common questions
Can couples share one Luna baby tracker?
Yes. A family can invite a partner or trusted caregiver so each person can use a separate login while updating the same shared baby log.
Does Luna tell couples what to do next?
No. Luna keeps family records and can summarise logged patterns. It does not provide parenting instructions, diagnosis, treatment advice or medical decisions.