Mum Wrapped
Your first six weeks with a baby, counted in cards. Tap through the feeds, the diapers and the night shifts, then save the last card for your Status.
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Looking for your tracker entries...
No tracker entries? Type rough numbers
A normal day is enough. We multiply it by 42 days.
These are made-up example numbers, so you can see how it works. The cards are marked as an example.
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Fun extras (optional)
If these weeks have felt heavy
Tell a doctor or nurse how you have been feeling. You can also call MANI on 0809 111 6264. Read the postpartum warning signs to know when to get care fast, and take the mind check-in if you want a place to start. See a doctor too if you are worried about your baby's feeding, sleep or diapers.
How Mum Wrapped works
Mum Wrapped turns the numbers from your first six weeks into a short set of cards, like a year-end music recap. Nothing in it compares you to anyone.
- Open the page on the phone where you used the Feeding and Sleep Tracker, or type rough numbers.
- Add any fun extras you remember, like visitors and cold cups of tea.
- Tap through your cards, one at a time.
- Save the last card for your Status, or share your mum title with a friend.
What it counts
From the Baby Feeding and Sleep Tracker it counts feeds, sleeps and diapers, the taps you made between 10pm and 5am, your busiest night, and the longest stretch between two feeds you logged. Nothing else leaves the tracker.
Newborns feed often, day and night, and most do not sleep for long stretches in the first weeks. Counting it shows how much work that is. If you logged very little, your cards still celebrate what you did log.
Common questions
Does Mum Wrapped keep my numbers?
What if I did not use the tracker?
What does my Status card show?
Is Mum Wrapped a health check?
Where this comes from
- Sleep and your newborn. KidsHealth.
- Sleeping and feeding times for newborns. Sydney Children's Hospitals Network.
- WHO recommendations on maternal and newborn care for a positive postnatal experience. World Health Organization.
- Feeling depressed after childbirth. NHS.
This page is a keepsake and not clinical guidance. Read it alongside our editorial policy.
Go further
More than a tool: The 6-Week Postpartum Reset
The guided program for your body, your marriage, and your mind after birth, plus a community of mums and a toolkit you keep, one payment. Start when you are ready.
Explore The 6-Week Postpartum Reset →