Tell it as it happened.
You can start halfway through the story. Talk about what your child did, how you responded, and the part you’re unsure about.
Explore conversations →A little help, where you need it
Parenting support for the day you’re having.
Sometimes you need to talk something through. Sometimes you just need to know when the baby last slept. Wobble has a place for both.
For the bits you’re still figuring out.
Bring the bedtime that keeps unravelling, the worry about dinner, or the conversation you wish you could try again. Coach gives you somewhere to work out what comes next.
Decide what you’ll try tomorrow.
Turn the conversation into a plan you can actually picture following. Save it, try it, and come back to adjust what didn’t fit.
Explore plans →Try the words out first.
It’s easier to think when nobody is shouting for the blue cup. Rehearse a tricky conversation before you need to have it.
Explore practice →Learn something between everything else.
Explore a short parenting course when you have a little space. Save useful guidance and return to it without starting over.
Explore short courses →Tell Wobble what matters at home.
Share the context you want Coach to consider, from your child’s needs to how you hope to parent. Update it as family life changes.
How family context is used →Keep the useful bits.
The plan you made last week is still there. Return to conversations, practice sessions and courses when you want to pick something up again.
Explore saved guidance →For the details you don’t need to memorise.
Feeds, naps and nappy changes are surprisingly easy to muddle when you’ve had very little sleep. Keep the useful notes together and share them with the people caring for your baby.
Know when the notes can wait.
When recorded sleep or feeds look steady, Wobble may suggest easing off. Read what it checks and how to decide whether that feels right for you.
When to ease off tracking →Say it while you hold them.
Talk through a feed, a nap or several things at once. Check the logs Wobble prepares, make any changes, then save.
Voice logging →Hand over without the memory test.
Invite your partner or another carer to share a baby profile. You can both add notes and catch up when the app syncs.
Sharing with another carer →Keep track of who did what.
See each baby’s day separately or everyone together in one colour-coded view. Useful when there’s more than one small person to keep up with.
Tracking twins →Log a nap without a signal.
Ordinary logs work offline and sync when you reconnect. There are no ads. See what stays on your phone and what sharing, voice and AI features send elsewhere.
Offline use and privacy →