SweetWonderSWEETWONDER · iOS & Android
The little details of daily baby care.
Between feeds and naps, there are other things you want to remember. SweetWonder gives nappy changes, temperature readings and medicine records a place alongside the rest of your baby’s day, ready to revisit when you need them.
Nappy changes and supplies
Record wet, dirty or mixed nappy changes with their times. Set your nappy stock and size, and review the remaining supply based on recorded changes. Update the count when you buy more or correct it if a change was not logged.
Temperature readings with context
Enter a temperature you have measured and keep its time with the record. Add a note to remember the circumstances. SweetWonder stores the reading; your phone does not become a thermometer and the entry does not diagnose an illness.
Medicine entries and reminders
Keep the medicine name, the amount you entered, the time given and an optional note. If you enable a reminder, review the interval setting. The diary and its reminders do not determine the appropriate medicine, dose or treatment for your baby.
An editable vaccination list
Add and edit vaccination entries and mark completed items. Keep your own record of what has been done. The starter list is general reference information; confirm your child’s schedule with their healthcare professional and local guidance.
Questions about daily care
Does the app measure temperature?
No. You manually enter a value measured with a thermometer.
Does a medicine reminder tell me what dose to give?
No. It follows the interval stored in the entry. Use the instructions from your healthcare professional and the medicine’s directions; review any preset before saving.
Is the nappy stock a live inventory?
It is an estimate based on your stock setting and recorded changes. Unlogged changes or new purchases need a manual update.
Keep the everyday moments together.
Explore SweetWonder for iPhone and Android.
SweetWonder helps you keep records and follow everyday routines. It is not a medical device and does not make diagnoses. If you are concerned about yourself or your baby, contact a healthcare professional.