Analysis turns a baby's care records into totals, averages and charts. You can review one tracker or see an overview across several types of activity.

• Families with active premium access.
• Coaches who have permission to view Analysis for a supported family.

Tracking remains available without premium. See Subscriptions and premium access if Analysis is locked.

Open Analysis from the family menu or from the coach's mobile family view. Check the baby name before reviewing the results.

The navigation includes:

• All-in-one;
• Sleep;
• Breastfeed;
• Bottles;
• Nappies;
• Pumping;
• Solids; and
• Medication.

If a family has hidden a tracker from Home, it is also hidden from the main Analysis navigation and the All-in-one summary. Its old records are not deleted.

Use the range control to choose:

• Single Day;
• 7 Days;
• 14 Days;
• 30 Days; or
• Custom Range.

Use the previous and next controls to move by the complete range. Dates follow the family's timezone, including overnight sleep.

Single Day shows totals and counts. Longer ranges show daily averages and trends where enough information is available.

Select a statistic to see a plain-language explanation of what it measures and how it was calculated. Depending on the tracker, the screen can show:

• feed, sleep, nappy, pumping, medication or meal counts;
• Breastfeeding, Pumping and Sleep duration;
• total Bottle and Pumping volume in ml or oz;
• separate Breast milk, Formula, Water and Juice bottle volumes;
• day and night sleep;
• wet, dirty and mixed nappies;
• common medication; and
• Solids reactions and Allergy Ladder progress.

An em dash means there is not enough suitable data for that statistic. For example, Sleep records with naps but no night sleep cannot produce a daily sleep average, and Sleep records without an eligible daytime gap cannot produce a longest wake period.

Multi-day sleep averages count every day that has night sleep logged. Naps logged on that day are added, and a day without a logged nap counts as no day sleep. So days when a child skips or refuses a nap still count, which keeps the averages true for toddlers who are dropping naps. Days with naps but no logged night sleep are left out, because the night was most likely not logged. The app cannot tell a skipped nap from a nap nobody logged, so a forgotten nap makes that day's total look lower than it was.

On a multi-day Sleep view, Analysis also shows the Longest wake period found in the selected dates. It checks completed daytime gaps from night sleep to a nap, between naps, and from a nap to night sleep.

Overlapping gaps, gaps longer than 18 hours and night-to-night gaps are ignored. This statistic describes the longest eligible gap in the selected history. It is not a recommended amount of awake time or a target for the child.

The activity schedule shows when events happened during the day. Some multi-day tracker views also include a daily bar chart:

• Breastfeed shows left and right duration.
• Bottles shows breast milk, formula, water and juice volume in separate colours.
• Sleep shows day and night duration.
• Nappies shows wet and dirty counts.
• Pumping shows left and right volume.

Single Day, All-in-one, Medication and Solids do not currently show a daily bar chart.

The Bottles chart is titled Bottle volume by days. Its legend identifies Breast milk, Formula, Water and Juice so each type can be followed separately.

A timed feed that switched breasts contributes its recorded minutes to both the left and right bars. It remains one feed in feed counts, and the schedule can show multiple connected side sections that all open the same activity.

On 14 Days, the upper schedule keeps every day's sleep blocks and spaces out the date labels. The lower Sleep duration by day chart keeps a combined total above every day, with day and night sleep in separate colours. Swipe the lower chart to see the other dates; it starts at the most recent days. This does not change your selected date range or statistics.

On 30 Days, the upper schedule uses weekly date labels and week dividers. The lower chart starts in Weekly mode, titled Average daily sleep by week. Each bar represents a Monday–Sunday week and shows the average sleep per day, not the total for the whole week. Dates at the beginning or end of your selection can make a partial week.

Use Daily or Weekly to change the lower chart's grouping. Tap a day for its day/night totals, or a week for its averages and the number of days included. The Stacked control changes whether day and night bars are stacked or side by side; the label above still shows the combined total or average.

In Daily view, tick Show pattern to draw a line joining each day's total sleep (day plus night), with a dashed line at the average. A short note below the chart gives the average and how many days it uses. The control is off by default and is not available in Weekly view. Only finished days with night sleep logged are used, including days without a nap: today, future dates and days with no logged night are left out, and the line breaks at those days instead of dropping to zero. At least two such days are needed. Sleep consultants use it to spot up-and-down cycles, such as a long-sleep day followed by a couple of shorter days and then another peak. The average is a starting point for planning a routine that meets the child's sleep need more consistently.

Weekly averages use every day with night sleep logged; a day without a logged nap counts as no day sleep. Days with no logged night are left out rather than counted as zero sleep. Today and future days are excluded from weekly averages; daily totals remain available and are marked Ongoing. A dash means no eligible data. Partial identifies a clipped or ongoing week. A logged night does not guarantee that every nap was recorded.

Select a point on the schedule to open the activity that created it. A family member can edit or delete it. A coach also needs activity-editing permission.

If the record changes elsewhere while it is open, reload it before saving so newer information is not overwritten.

Families with premium access can save their baby's records as a CSV file. CSV files open in spreadsheet apps such as Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets. Coaches do not see this option when they view a family's Analysis.

1. Open Analysis and check the baby name.
2. Select the export button (a download arrow) on the right of the Analysis title.
3. Choose what to include:
   • Selected range: the records for the tab you are viewing, over the dates shown on screen. On All-in-one, this means every tracker you show on Home.
   • Whole history: every record for this baby from all seven trackers, including trackers you have hidden from Home.
4. Wait while the app prepares the file. In the phone app, the share sheet opens so you can save the file to Files or send it by email or a messaging app. In a web browser, the file downloads.

The file has one row per record, oldest first. Each row gives the date, start time, end time where there is one, duration in minutes and the timezone the record was logged in. It also includes the details for that tracker: breastfeeding side and minutes per side, bottle or pumping amount and unit, bottle contents, sleep type, mood, setting and time to fall asleep, nappy type, medication name, allergens, Allergy Ladder and stage, reactions, accidental exposures and notes.

Times use the timezone each record was logged in. Breastfeeding duration counts feeding time only, so pauses are not included.

Things to know about exports:

• Only the baby shown on screen is exported. Switch baby and export again for another child.
• The phone app needs version 4.19.0 or later. On an older version, the export button does not appear until the app is updated.
• If no records match your choice, the app says there is nothing to export and no file is made.
• Nappy photos are not included.
• The file is a copy. Editing it does not change your records, and it cannot be imported back into the app.
• The file contains your baby's care records and notes, so only share it with people you trust.

• Empty days are not always treated as recorded zeroes when averages are calculated.
• Longest wake period depends on the order and type of Sleep records. Correct missing or mistyped naps/night sleep if the value looks incomplete.
• Mixed ml and oz records are converted for display without changing the original entries.
• Water and juice add to the bottle count and overall bottle volume, with their own totals. They do not add to combined feed counts or milk-feeding patterns.
• A coach's baby choice in this view does not change the family's saved selection.
• Analysis access and permission to edit activities are separate. Some coaches can view charts but not change records.

• Analysis is locked: check the family's premium source and subscription status.
• No baby is selected: add or select a baby before loading results.
• Charts are empty: confirm the baby, tracker and date range; no matching records is not an error.
• Results look incomplete: check whether a tracker is hidden from Home or whether only part of the period was logged.
• A new range shows old results: wait for loading to finish or retry; do not assume labels and charts match until the refresh completes.
• Coach cannot edit a chart item: the coach may have Analysis access without activity-write permission.
• The export button is missing: export is only for families with premium access, viewing their own records. In the phone app, update to the latest version from the App Store or Google Play.
• The export could not be made: check your internet connection and try again.
• A tracker is missing from the exported file: Selected range only includes the current tab, and All-in-one only includes trackers shown on Home. Use Whole history to include hidden trackers.

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• Family Home
• Baby profiles and switching
• Track daily activities
• Use Allergy Ladders