When your baby is sick, pediatricians say the same thing: watch the wet diapers
When your baby is sick, pediatricians say the same thing: watch the wet diapers. BabyHydrate is the tool for exactly that vigil. ONE-TAP LOGGING — A wet diaper is one tap, even at 3 a.m., even one-handed. Stool, vomit, fluids, and temperature are two. A STATUS THAT WATCHES THE CLOCK — OK · Watch · Call is derived from your real timestamps against age-banded thresholds cited from named pediatric institutions (AAP/HealthyChildren.org, Nationwide Children's, Cleveland Clinic, CHKD, Canadian Paediatric Society — sourced and dated in-app). It re-derives continuously: if a threshold is crossed while you do nothing, the card escalates by itself and a local notification fires at the exact crossing time. THE 3 A.M. FEATURE — Nursery Mode turns the screen near-black with a huge "time since last wet" clock and one oversized log button. Free, like every safety feature. THE TEN-SIGN CHECK — A deliberate dehydration sign checklist (no tears, sunken fontanelle, dry mouth…). Any urgent sign escalates straight to "Call your doctor" — counts never argue it down. THE HAND-OFF — Wet diapers per day across the whole illness, the chart pediatricians ask for, exportable as text, CSV, or a PDF report for the visit. Your full history exports as JSON — your data is never hostage. PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE — No account, no cloud, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, no third-party code. The privacy label is literal: Data Not Collected. IN YOUR LANGUAGE — English, Romanian, French, Italian, German, Spanish — switchable in-app, including widgets and reminders. BABYHYDRATE PRO (one-time purchase, Family Sharing — no subscription): re-check reminders, Overnight Watch on the Lock Screen (interactive widgets + Live Activity), the PDF pediatrician report, multiple children, cross-episode insights, and app themes. Escalation and safety are never paywalled. BabyHydrate is a tracking aid, not a medical device. It does not diagnose. Always follow your pediatrician's advice; in an emergency call your local emergency number.