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I think I lasted 4 weeks? I stopped after his one month check up when the pediatrician said everything looked good and he was gaining weight well. I kinda kept track of feedings, just so I would know if it has been too long between feedings, especially since we had issues with weight gain in the beginning.

I'm STILL tracking nursing, bottles, and sleep and Xander's 9.5 months! I have no idea why I'm doing it still...

I guess for me, it's helpful, because I can look at it and go "Oh, Xander's due for a nap soon!" or "Um, no, you can't give him Tylenol - it's only been 2 hours!"

I stopped tracking once I knew my baby was gained weight correctly - probably around 4 weeks. So, if you want to stop, by all means! I actually started tracking again with app at about 8.5 months because we wanted to start sleep training and I wanted to be able to track feedings/solids meals and naps to see what correlated to a good night. Once DD started STTN, I stopped tracking. I actually find tracking to be more stressful than not, but only you can know what works best for you.

4 days because DS was tiny and didn't have any weight to lose so he had to gain gain gain. He gained back his birth weight the day after we left the hospital so I quit tracking then. I just made sure he had enough wet diapers mixed with some poo diapers in there.

I stopped doing diapers unless something was off and I was worried. Maybe just do a tally of number wet/number poo per 24 hour period?

Only sleep beyond 4 weeks old (once he was gaining weight well) using Baby Connect when we hit a rough patch (and meds/temp when sick).

I tracked until I went back to work at 6 weeks and then just gave up it was too much with all the different caregivers. I continued to track pumped bottles for awhile and then just decided to stop.

I think we tracked diapers for the first month and that was about it. After that point, we knew he was pooping and peeing the amount he should. I was way too tired to track feedings before going back to work. At work, it got easier to track how much breastmilk he got based on my production. Now at 15-16 months old, we track milk consumption and poops, more or less noting if he got enough milk and pooped at least once during the day.

Oh man I only tracked diapers for a few days. I tracked BF for 4 weeks with baby connect.

I tracked diapers for a couple weeks, then kept timing feedings and tracking those for a couple months.

I gave up once I stopped EBF. He was having weight gain issues, and once he started bottle feeding, he put on enough weight that I didn't need to track. That was at a little after 3 months.

I did it for several weeks (don't remember exactly how many) for diapers, feeds and sleep; then just continued with sleep. I used the Medela app for tracking. Only problem was when I would forget to turn the sleep timer off, I'd go to turn it on the next night and it'd say she'd been asleep for 18h!