How Nurtura Daily Works: Log, Review & Spot Patterns
See how Nurtura Daily works: log feeds, diapers and sleep in a tap, check recent events, review the week view, and see what's free and what Pro adds.
How does Nurtura Daily work?
You log baby events as they happen — feeds, diapers, sleep, and more — and the app shows recent events and history. As you log, the week view shows what's changing, and with Pro you also get predicted windows.
Do I need to log every baby event?
No. Track what's useful to you. Patterns get more useful with consistent logging, but recent history is helpful even if you only log some events.
How do Recent Events work?
The home screen keeps your latest events front and center, so you can quickly see the last feed, diaper, or nap and how long ago each was.
How do predictions work?
With Nurtura Pro, predictions estimate likely windows for the next nap, feed and diaper from your baby's recent entries, blended with what's typical at their age. They're flexible estimates, not guarantees — always follow your baby's cues.
What is the week view?
It sets out your logged care by your baby's age week rather than a calendar week, each day side by side, and shows how this week sits against the last. Past the first birthday it becomes a month. The current week is free. Previous weeks are part of Pro.
Is Nurtura Daily free, and what does Pro add?
It's free to download, and free lets you log everything and see today and the current week. Nurtura Pro adds sync and sharing, more than one child, your full history, predicted windows, full explanations of leaps and regressions, and PDF reports for any date range.
Does Nurtura Daily work on a watch or offline?
Yes. It runs on Apple Watch and Wear OS, on tablets, and offline: everything is saved on your phone first, and with Pro it syncs once you're back online.
Is Nurtura Daily useful for newborns?
Yes. It's especially handy in the newborn weeks for fast logging of frequent feeds, diapers, and short naps, and for remembering what happened last.