Baby Care Blog: Sleep, Feeding & Routines
Practical reads for new parents on baby sleep, feeding, growth spurts, sleep regressions and tracking apps, written by Developer On Wheels. Free to read.
- A mixed feeding week: log it, review it, and smooth evening clusters
- How to stop guessing when baby wakes: three quick tests
- Huckleberry vs Napper: which baby sleep tracker fits your family?
- Huckleberry vs Baby Daybook: which baby tracker fits your routine?
- Huckleberry alternatives: simpler baby tracking apps
- A day in the van: what traveling with a 7-month-old really looks like
- 8 month sleep regression: signs, how long it lasts, what helps
- When is it safe to take a road trip with a newborn?
- The most useful baby tracker features
- Our baby’s first 6 months: a journey in growth
- Feeding during growth spurts without stress (0–6 months)
- When it is not a growth spurt: what parents should notice
- 16-week growth spurt vs 4-month sleep regression
- 12 week growth spurt: signs and distracted feeding
- Baby growth spurt timeline: first six months
- Eight-week growth spurt and early mornings
- 6 week growth spurt: signs, how long it lasts, what helps
- Night wakings explained: why babies don’t sleep through yet
- Fever in babies: what counts, what to do, and when to call
- Partner roles in baby care: sharing the load fairly
- Separation anxiety in babies: when it starts and how to cope
- Baby nap schedules and wake windows by month
- Formula feeding guide: how to make a bottle safely
- Bedtime routines that work: simple steps for calmer nights
- Tracking baby’s first poops: from meconium to mustard
- Baby growth percentiles explained: what your baby's chart means
- Colic vs normal crying: how to tell the difference
- Starting solids: how to know when your baby is ready
- Newborn weight loss after birth: what's normal?
- Tummy time basics: how much, how often, and why it matters
- 2 to 3 week growth spurt: signs, feeding plan and sleep tips
- Cluster feeding explained: why babies nurse so often
- Baby teething timeline: symptoms, relief, and a first tooth guide
- First months with a baby: expectations vs reality
- Do baby trackers cause stress or reduce it?
- Which baby milestones to log (and which to skip)
- How we use Nurtura ourselves: a real parent routine
- Sleep regression explained: ages, signs and what helps
- Week 17: the growth spurt that surprised us
- What is a developmental leap? Baby leap weeks explained
- Why we built Nurtura
- Top 5 baby tracking apps in 2026: feeds, sleep and diapers
- 5 lessons we learned after our daughter was born
Who writes the Nurtura Daily blog?
Posts are written by Developer On Wheels, the studio behind Nurtura Daily, drawing on common parenting questions and how families actually use the app day to day.
Is the blog a substitute for medical advice?
No. The posts share practical tips and general guidance for everyday baby care. They aren't medical advice — always check with your pediatrician for health concerns.
How often do you publish new posts?
We add new posts regularly. Browse the archive to see everything by month, or open the app to keep up with the latest.
Do I need an account to read the blog?
No. Every blog post is free to read with no sign-up. To track feeds, sleep, diapers, and growth, you can use the Nurtura Daily app.