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A temporary pause

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Smart Baby Tracker is a not-for-profit project — made purely for the honest goodwill and benefit of other parents. Development is paused for now, and will resume when the developer has authorisation from his employer to continue.

If you already have the app installed, please keep using it. Your logs, partner sync, and the quiet tools you rely on still work, and you’re welcome to keep benefiting from them.

Advice

Sleep expectations (not perfection)

Sleep is rarely neat in the early months. Aim for safe, sustainable rest — not a perfect schedule.

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General parent support only — not a diagnosis or treatment plan. For medical worries, contact your midwife, health visitor, GP, NHS 111, or emergency services.

Skim: safe sleep first · naps ≠ nights · rest when you can

Safe sleep comes before schedules

Follow current NHS safe-sleep guidance from your midwife or health visitor. An app can note when sleep started — it can’t replace how and where your baby sleeps.

Naps and nights are different chapters

Day sleep is often shorter and lighter. Night stretches lengthen slowly, unevenly. Log what helps you hand over care; ignore what adds pressure.

Permission to rest

If someone can take a shift, take it. Partner sync exists so you don’t reconstruct the night from memory when you’re already drained.

UK care, quickly

  • Midwife / health visitor — feeding, weight, jaundice, early-weeks worries
  • GP — ongoing illness, rashes you’re unsure about, medicines advice
  • NHS 111 — urgent advice when you don’t know how serious it is
  • 999 / A&E — emergency symptoms or if your baby seems seriously unwell

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