Bring useful records to your next appointment
Bring selected records and the questions you want to discuss. Check the dates, note what is missing and let your care team interpret the information.
Cocoon organises recorded feeds, sleep, nappies and health details into a checkup PDF, with growth history and a Questions for the doctor list. Choose 4 weeks, 8 weeks or custom dates; Since last visit is available when a previous doctor visit is recorded. The report cannot tell whether every event was logged. Bring missing-record context alongside it.
What it does
Choose the event window for recorded feeds, sleep, nappies, fevers, medicines, vaccines, symptoms and milestones. Growth uses measurement history beyond that window. Recorded measurements under age two appear without reference percentiles; CDC reference curves apply to eligible measurements from ages 2–20.
Add questions whenever they occur to you, and they print as “Questions for the doctor” at the end of the report.
Need something lighter? Share a 7, 14 or 30-day summary as a PDF or CSV, or a sleep report on its own. Everything is generated on your phone and shared however you like.
How it works
- From Growth, tap “Turn this into a checkup report”, or open Settings → Data & privacy → Checkup report.
- Choose 4 weeks, 8 weeks or custom dates. Since last visit is available when a previous doctor visit is recorded.
- Add any questions you want to ask.
- Wait for the chosen dates to load, review the report, then use PDF to save or share it. Share creates a shorter text summary.
The details
- Recorded growth charts, with CDC percentile curves for eligible ages 2–20
- Feeding, sleep and nappy patterns
- Fevers, medicines, vaccines, symptoms, milestones
- “Questions for the doctor” at the end
- Also: 7/14/30-day PDF or CSV summaries and a sleep report
Common questions
What's in Cocoon's checkup report?
Recorded feeds, sleep, nappies and health details for the event window, growth measurement history, and Questions for the doctor. Under-two measurements have no reference percentiles. Journal notes are not included, and averages do not establish that every event was recorded.
Can I export my baby's data as a spreadsheet?
Yes. The summary exports 7, 14 or 30 days as CSV or PDF, and Export everything saves your complete history in one file.
Is the checkup report a medical assessment?
No. It's an organised record of what you logged, to make the conversation with your doctor easier. Interpretation is for your doctor.
Read more in the guides
When to call the doctor for your baby: red flags by urgency
Which baby symptoms need an ambulance now, a doctor today or a routine GP visit, with newborn signs and what to say when you call.
Fever in babies: temperatures by age and when to get help
How to take your baby's temperature, what counts as a fever at each age, how to keep them comfortable and which signs need urgent care.
Baby vaccinations: schedules, RSV protection and side effects
When babies are vaccinated in Australia, the UK and the US, vaccines offered in pregnancy, RSV protection, normal side effects and when a reaction needs help.
Baby growth spurts: signs, ages and what the evidence says
What growth spurts are, the ages often quoted and how strong that evidence is, the signs, and how to tell a spurt from illness, a sleep change or low supply.
Free tools
Checkup report & PDF summaries
Every feature is free right now — no ads, no subscription. Log feeds, sleep and nappies in seconds — and keep the memories too.
Goes well with
Weight, height & growth tracking
Add a measurement when you have one. Find earlier weights, lengths, clothing and nappy sizes, and first milestones together in Growth. Tracking is optional.
How it worksMedicine, temperature & health log
When did the last dose go in? Cocoon knows — and warns you before an early one. Temperatures, symptoms, vaccines, teeth and visits, all in one place.
How it worksPrivate, offline & yours to export
A baby app holds some of the most sensitive data there is. Cocoon treats it that way — and never holds your memories hostage.
How it works