Diapers
One tap per diaper. Seriously.
Tap Diaper, then Wet, Dirty or Both — saved. Add a stool colour if you want; TallyTot flags pale/white or red/black stools as worth a call to your pediatrician. And because every change is credited, your recap knows who really changes the most diapers.
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One tap
Wet, Dirty or Both saves instantly with the current time.
Stool colour
Yellow, green, brown — and a gentle warning for pale/white or red/black.
Wet/dirty per day
The numbers pediatricians ask about in the first weeks, averaged for you.
The scoreboard
Mom vs Dad, settled with data.
How it works
- Tap Diaper.
- Tap Wet, Dirty or Both.
Questions
How many wet diapers should a newborn have?
By days 5–7, about 6 or more wet diapers a day is a common sign a baby is getting enough milk (AAP). See our guide to how many diapers a baby needs.
Why does TallyTot ask about stool colour?
Pale, white or clay-coloured stools can be a sign of a liver problem (biliary atresia) and should be checked by a doctor — TallyTot flags them so they don’t get missed.
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No sign-up wall, no ads, free for both parents. Starting late? TallyTot fills in the early months from a few rough guesses.
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