Two clocks and the next step
How long your baby has been awake against the usual window for their age, and when the next feed is likely. One tap to log.
Baby sleep & feeds · 0–18 months
What to do now, day and night.
Wake windows, feed times and nap schedules, already worked out for your baby’s age and adjusted to the day you’re actually having. Cuecoo shows the next step, so you don’t have to look it up at 3am.
Less to read. Better timing.
Most baby apps track. Cuecoo tells you what the log means right now, in one screen.
A calm plan at 3am
Night mode walks you through one step at a time, based on when your baby last ate. Dim screen, big buttons, one hand.
Help when the day goes sideways
Crying, a 30-minute nap, a 5am wake-up. Answer a question or two and get the likely fix, plus when to call the doctor.
Good sleep habits, gently
One small idea a day, matched to your baby’s age. Contact naps, rocking and feeding to sleep are fine. No streaks, no scores.
Coming later: a gentle sleep-training plan from 4 months, and solids from 6 months, built into the daily schedule.
Night mode
Built for the hardest hour.
When your baby wakes at night, Cuecoo turns down the screen and gives you one thing to try. Recently fed? Pause and soothe first. It’s been a while? Feed. Every step has a button for “Something seems wrong”, which goes straight to when to call for help.
- 1Pause and listen
- 2Shush or pat in the crib
- 3Offer a pacifier
- 4Feed if still upset or showing hunger cues
Safety over schedule.
Hunger always wins
Every feed time comes with the same reminder: “If you see hunger cues, it’s fine to feed now.” A schedule never overrules a hungry baby.
Safety is free, forever
Safe sleep, when to call the doctor and the night guidance are never behind a paywall.
Every tip shows its source
Guidance follows the American Academy of Pediatrics and the CDC, and links to the page it came from.
Be one of the first families to try it.
We’re inviting a small group of parents to test Cuecoo on iPhone before launch.