Baby Stool Log
A parent's log of a child's nappies, kept as consistency and colour only
When today's nappy looks different from yesterday's, this is a place to note briefly what changed. Pick a consistency on a five-step scale validated for young children, pick a colour, and one line is kept; two weeks of it show up as bars. No child's name or birth date is asked for, and neither photos nor entries leave this device.
Log today
Pick one of five consistency steps and a colour, and one line is kept. Several a day is fine. The photo step is there only if you want help.
Go to the logSee two weeks
Counts per day and per consistency, drawn as bars. Showing this screen at an appointment saves you describing several days from memory.
See the trendModified Bristol scale for children
How it differs from the seven-step adult scale, what each of the five steps looks like, and how far this ruler can honestly be pushed.
See the scaleHow to keep a baby stool log
How to pick a consistency out of five steps from a nappy, keep a colour, read two weeks of it, and what this app deliberately does not do to parents.
How to keep a baby stool logWhat this app does not do
It states no probability, makes no diagnosis, gives no risk score and names no disease. It sends no notifications. It records and counts, and that is all. If you are worried about your child, take this log to a paediatrician.
Your child's record ends on this device
No name and no birth date are asked for. A photo is read on a canvas inside your browser and dropped right there. To keep a log a parent or guardian must turn on a separate consent, and even then what stays in this browser is a date, a step and a colour. Our server holds nothing about your child.