Why track diaper changes at all?

In the newborn weeks, diaper counts are one of the few visible day-to-day signals of feeding going well. Beyond that, a shared count keeps every caregiver looking at the same day.

Can I log wet and dirty separately?

Yes. Wet and dirty are logged separately, so the two counts, which mean different things, never get merged into one number.

Is this a substitute for a paediatrician’s advice?

No. Lybadora is not a medical device and does not diagnose anything. It gives you a clear count and pattern to bring to an appointment, not an assessment.

Diaper tracker

A diaper tracker built for the newborn weeks, and after.

Log wet and dirty diapers in seconds. See the daily count build across the first week, and the pattern hold steady after.

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Log a change in one tap, wet, dirty or both
See today’s count against the days before it, not just a single running number
Useful in the newborn weeks, when count is one of the few visible signals you have
Stays on the same shared timeline as feeding, so the two are easy to read together
Any caregiver can log a change, nothing depends on one person remembering

A count that means something in context.

A diaper count on its own is just a number. Lybadora keeps it next to feeding on the same timeline, so a change in one is easy to read against the other, which is exactly how a diaper count is actually meant to be used in the first weeks.

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Why track diaper changes at all?: In the newborn weeks, diaper counts are one of the few visible day-to-day signals of feeding going well. Beyond that, a shared count keeps every caregiver looking at the same day.
Can I log wet and dirty separately?: Yes. Wet and dirty are logged separately, so the two counts, which mean different things, never get merged into one number.
Is this a substitute for a paediatrician’s advice?: No. Lybadora is not a medical device and does not diagnose anything. It gives you a clear count and pattern to bring to an appointment, not an assessment.

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