Daily Output Logs

sapphire021 · June 2013

Anyone still logging in them? If yes, when do you plan to call it quits?

RussianMommy · June 2013

i never did. I used to log breastfeeding times, but i stopped that after a few weeks.

tondraluv · June 2013

I started using an app on my phone

OhSewCrafty · June 2013

Output huh what?

La Olivia · June 2013

I do but I'm a Behavior Analyst so I love collecting data. I may never stop.

RussianMommy · June 2013

OhSewCrafty:
Output huh what?

I'm assuming diaper count

MsAmeera25 · June 2013

I have an app....I guess i'll stop when I go back to work and LO isn't with me all day.

sapphire021 · June 2013

RussianMommy:
OhSewCrafty:
Output huh what?

I'm assuming diaper count

Yes, wet/dirty diapers, bottle count, and or BF frequency and length. Lots of apps available, but curious when people stop bothering with them...

hatroopes · June 2013

I stopped after her one month appt when I was confident she was gaining weight well.

mumsie28 · June 2013

I stopped in his third week but I may start tracking his feedings for amount and times. I am back at work and I am hoping it will help get some kind of schedule going.

Kate_C · June 2013

I'll admit I had STM syndrome and never really tracked it. Even at the hospital, the nurses would ask about feedings and I would have no idea what time I started or how long it took. I just followed her cues. As long as she has wet or poopy diapers with most feedings, I am not worried. I think with DS, I tracked it until he returned to his birthweight. That was a week or two.

nearly_klo · June 2013

Kate_C:
I'll admit I had STM syndrome and never really tracked it. Even at the hospital, the nurses would ask about feedings and I would have no idea what time I started or how long it took. nbsp;I just followed her cues. As long as she has wet or poopy diapers with most feedings, I am not worried. I think with DS, I tracked it until he returned to his birthweight. That was a week or two.nbsp;

Me too this time! First time I tracked sleep and feeds until 6 months or so.

[Deleted User] · June 2013

The user and all related content has been deleted.

danuli8 · June 2013

We quit when we were constantly making entries in it. I guess that was at about 3 weeks.

Ready4theParty · June 2013

letranger:
The second I left the hospital I stopped tracking.

This. The hospital made a big deal about tracking for the first few months when we were being discharged and told us to bring our current chart to the first apt a few days later. Our pedi didn't even look at it and said as long as we were going through a good amount of diapers it wasn't a problem.

blueandgray · June 2013

With dd1 I tracked everything! Diapers, nap length, everything! Now with dd2 I only use the timer feature for BF and pumping, cause I tend to get distracted on TB or emails while I nurse. Also bc I still have a hazy memory from lack of sleep and I loosely follow Babywise routine, it's good to check back and remember what time I started feeding her last. I'll probably quit when I go back to work in a couple weeks since I won't be nursing all day then.

Smartie26 · June 2013

I used ibaby logs religiously until 5 weeks then stopped. I felt comfortable without it after that point, knowing that she's having lots of wet and poppy diapers and gaining well. I might start using it again when DD is old enough to get on a more solid schedule. I just go by her cues for sleeping and eating.

Daily Output Logs

Re: Daily Output Logs

Choose Another Board

Search Boards