For mother-baby units

The feeding sheet, on a clipboard on the board.

Parents log on their phone. Your nurses see every baby by room.

See every baby on the unit at once

One tile per room, with the counting already done.

  • Time since last feed
  • Feeds, wet and stool in 24 hours
  • Rooms that need attention come first
Unit board showing six rooms, with room 304 flagged for no feed logged in 5 hours

Parents log. Nurses chart beside them.

Families record feeds and diapers on their own phone. Staff add what only staff can.

  • Blood sugar and tester
  • Exclusive-breastfeeding key
  • Your sheet's columns, your order
A baby's sheet with parent entries and staff-only blood sugar and breastfeeding key columns

Parents decide who sees it

Nothing is visible to staff until a parent taps Allow.

  • Names your hospital and unit
  • Parents can stop sharing any time
  • Access ends on its own after 72 hours
A parent's phone asking whether to share the baby's log with Riverside General Hospital, Mother-Baby

Every view is on the record

Your admin can see who opened which sheet, and when.

  • Named staff, room and time
  • Corrections keep the original
  • Searchable by your admin
Audit log listing which nurse viewed which room's sheet and when

An app families keep using

Free for families to log and to share with you, in the hospital and after they go home.

  • Log a feed or diaper in two taps
  • Last fed and today's totals up front
  • English and Spanish
The parent app home screen showing last fed, fed today and diapers today
20 seconds
to link a baby: scan, Allow, pick a room
Nothing to install
runs in the browser on any workstation, tablet or phone
PDF at discharge
plus a frozen record the hospital keeps
60-second code
single use, with nothing about the baby in it
Agreement first
no linking until a BAA is on file
No ads or trackers
and data is never sold

Only the hospital pays.

Nurses never pay, and families can always log and share for free. The hospital pays per nurse seat and per family slot, billed yearly, and a 90-day pilot covers one unit.

See pricing

Try it on one unit for 90 days.

Request a pilothello@nuzzlenotes.com