Diaper tracker The diaper log that counts for you
Log wet, dirty, mixed or clean diapers and see the daily count. With Pro sharing, other caregivers can check the same record.
Not sure whether the number is normal?
Wet diapers rise quickly during a newborn's first week. Read our day-by-day wet diaper guide, then use Plumi to keep the 24-hour count ready for your pediatrician.
- Log a diaper change Choose wet, dirty, mixed or clean and record the time.
- Daily counts by type Check today’s total, the type breakdown, or an earlier day in the journal.
- Care task reminders Set a reminder for a change or a care task with Plumi Pro.
Every change, counted
The journal adds up diaper changes with a count for each type. Filter to diapers and look back through recent days. Keep the counts available for your next appointment.
Rash checks, kept on the radar
Add rash checks or other care tasks to the daily routine. With Plumi Pro, set a reminder for a task and share the checklist with caregivers.
Just suggestions, not medical advice. Ask your pediatrician about your baby's routine.
Free logging, one Pro subscription for sharing
Logging is free, with no account needed. Plumi Pro adds sync, reminders and family sharing. One Pro subscription covers the people you invite, each with their own account. See how to share with a nanny or caregiver.
- Free baby logging
- No account for free logging
- End-to-end encrypted Pro sync
Diaper tracker questions
Is the diaper tracker free?
Yes, diaper logging, daily counts and the journal are free forever, no account needed. Plumi Pro adds sync and sharing so your partner and other caregivers see the same log.
How many wet diapers should a newborn have?
Only a few wet diapers can be normal in the first 48 hours, but the count should rise quickly. From day 5, expect at least 6 heavy, wet diapers every 24 hours. Every baby differs and diaper counts are only one signal. Read the day-by-day newborn guide, and call your pediatrician if the count is low or you are concerned.
Why do diaper counts matter at all?
Diaper counts are one useful clue about milk intake, alongside feeding and growth. A log helps you give a more accurate count. Follow your care team’s advice if the count is low or you are concerned.
What can I log for each change?
Record wet, dirty, mixed or clean, with the time. Daily totals show the count by type. With Plumi Pro, the Baby Card includes the 30-day diaper average.
Can I print or export the log for the pediatrician?
With Plumi Pro, print a Baby Card that includes diaper averages. You can also export the full log as CSV for free.
We are starting potty training, does Plumi handle that too?
Yes, potty is its own entry type, so the transition shows up in the journal naturally: diapers trending down, potty trips trending up.
Can both parents and the nanny log changes?
With Plumi Pro, invited parents and caregivers use the same log, each with their own account. Every entry shows who logged it. Check the last recorded change before asking another caregiver.
Keep a count of diaper changes
Diaper tracking is free forever. Plumi Pro adds sync, sharing and printable summaries.
