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Baby medicine tracker, temperature log and health records

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.

In short

Cocoon logs each medicine with its dose and interval (“every N hours, for N days”), reminds you when the next dose is due, and asks you to confirm if a dose is early — “Only 1h 20m since the last dose… Log anyway?”. Home shows a countdown for every active medicine. Temperatures (°C or °F), symptoms, vaccinations, doctor visits and a 20-tooth teething chart sit alongside.

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What it does

Add a medicine with its dose, how often (every N hours) and for how long (for N days). Cocoon reminds you for each dose, shows “Next dose OK in…” on Home for every active medicine, and logs a dose in one tap.

If you try to log a dose early, Cocoon asks first — so two tired parents can't double up. Medicine and Feed-safe reminders are never held back by quiet hours.

Health records keep temperatures (°C or °F), symptoms, medications, vaccinations, doctor visits and milestones, each with a note and a photo. In Australia, vaccine doses are pre-filled from the national schedule. A teething chart covers all 20 baby teeth with their typical windows.

How it works

  1. Log a temperature or medicine from the + sheet.
  2. Set the interval and length for a medicine to get dose reminders.
  3. Watch the countdown on Home; tap Log dose when it's time.
  4. Open Care → Health records for temperatures, vaccines and doctor visits.

The details

  • Dose reminders and an early-dose check
  • Countdown cards for several medicines at once
  • Temperature in °C or °F, with symptoms and notes
  • Vaccinations (pre-filled from the schedule in Australia) and doctor visits
  • Teething chart for all 20 baby teeth
  • Your own medicines tracked separately in Wellbeing

Common questions

Can Cocoon remind me when my baby's next dose is due?

Yes. Set how often and for how long, and Cocoon reminds you for each dose and shows a “next dose OK in…” countdown on Home.

What if we accidentally give a dose too early?

Cocoon checks first: if you log a dose before the interval is up, it shows how long it's been since the last one and asks you to confirm.

Can I record temperatures in Fahrenheit?

Yes. Temperatures work in °C or °F, and you can add symptoms, a note and a photo to each reading.

Read more in the guides

Fever in babies

A calm, clear guide to what a fever really means in babies, how to keep your little one comfortable, and the signs that mean it's time to call for help.

When to call the doctor

A calm, plain-language map of the symptoms that mean wait-and-watch, ring today, or go now — so you can trust your gut without second-guessing.

Teething: signs and safe relief

Teething can be unsettling for a few days, but with cold, gentle pressure and a calm cuddle you can soothe sore gums safely.

Baby teething timeline: when teeth come in

When baby teeth usually appear, the order they tend to arrive, what's normal during teething and what to do (and avoid) for sore gums.

Vaccinations: an overview

Vaccines are one of the safest, most effective ways to protect your little one from serious illness, and a bit of post-jab cuddling goes a long way.

Colds and congestion

Snuffly noses and coughs are almost always viral, usually pass on their own, and there's plenty of gentle comfort you can offer while your little one recovers.

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