In the first weeks, midwives and doctors ask how often the baby feeds and how many wet and dirty diapers there are; a log answers in seconds.

How many feeds fit on a page?

Sixteen rows as the page opens, enough for a day and night of feeds for most newborns. Up to 27 rows still fit on one sheet, a little closer together; from 28 the table runs on to a second page.

Can several people use it?

Yes — keep it in one place so every carer writes on the same sheet.

Is it medical advice?

No — it is a log to fill in; ask your midwife or doctor about what it shows.

Can I write ounces instead of milliliters?

Yes. The Bottle column is headed ml/oz, so write whichever your bottles are marked in. To change the heading, edit that line in the columns box, for example to “Bottle (oz)|2”; the |2 keeps it twice as wide as a tick-box column.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The pages are made in your browser.

Baby feeding log

Feeds, diapers and naps — all on one page.

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HeadingLines to fill in at the top (one per line)Columns, one per line — add |2 to make one wider, * for tick boxesRowsFill the first column withThe columns after the first areBoxes underneath (one per line)Signature lines (one name to a line)Shade every other rowDirectionPaper

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Example

Example: a two-week-old’s day on one landscape sheet, ready for the check-up

A two-week-old who nurses and gets the odd bottle of formula, with a pediatrician visit on Friday. The page is kept as it opens: heading Baby feeding log, a Date line at the top, eight columns, 16 rows, a notes box for the midwife or doctor, landscape, US Letter. One sheet a day lies by the changing table with a pen.

The table is about 9.8 in wide: Notes gets about 2.5 in, Time, Left, Right, Bottle and Sleep about 1.2 in each, and the tick boxes Wet and Dirty about 0.6 in.
With 16 rows and the notes box underneath, each row is about 8 mm (0.32 in) tall, room for “7:30 AM” or “2 oz”.
Minutes at the breast go under Left or Right; formula or pumped milk under Bottle, in ml or oz, whichever your bottles show.
Up to 27 rows still fit on the one sheet, each about 4.8 mm tall; from 28 rows the table runs on to a second page.

Time	Left (min)	Right (min)	Bottle (ml/oz)	Wet	Dirty	Sleep	Notes
1:15 AM	12	10		✓		1:45–4:00
4:20 AM		15		✓	✓	4:50–7:10
7:30 AM	10	8		✓
10:45 AM			2 oz	✓	✓	11:15–1:30	formula, Dad
2:00 PM	14			✓			fussy afterwards

baby-feeding-log.pdf, one landscape sheet for each day. At the check-up the gaps between feeds and the number of wet and dirty diapers are there at a glance; what they mean is a question for your pediatrician.

How it works

Print a page for each day and keep it with a pen by the changing table.
Write the time and length of each feed or the bottle amount, and tick wet and dirty diapers.
Take the pages to check-ups; change the columns if you need others.

Frequently asked questions

Why log feeds?: In the first weeks, midwives and doctors ask how often the baby feeds and how many wet and dirty diapers there are; a log answers in seconds.
How many feeds fit on a page?: Sixteen rows as the page opens, enough for a day and night of feeds for most newborns. Up to 27 rows still fit on one sheet, a little closer together; from 28 the table runs on to a second page.
Can several people use it?: Yes — keep it in one place so every carer writes on the same sheet.
Is it medical advice?: No — it is a log to fill in; ask your midwife or doctor about what it shows.
Can I write ounces instead of milliliters?: Yes. The Bottle column is headed ml/oz, so write whichever your bottles are marked in. To change the heading, edit that line in the columns box, for example to “Bottle (oz)|2”; the |2 keeps it twice as wide as a tick-box column.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The pages are made in your browser.