Insights, patterns and the growth chart
The Insights tab shows the stats you pin, your child's patterns and every stat. Tap Weight, Length or Head circumference for growth over percentile curves.

On this page
Insights looks back over days and weeks. For today alone, use the pills on Home; see Today so far and “usual”.

Pinned stats
The cards under Pinned are your pinned stats. Each card sums up the last 7 days. Tap a card to open its page.
To choose which stats show:
- Tap the button beside Pinned (Edit pinned stats).
- Tap the minus button to unpin a stat, or the pin button beside a stat under its category to pin it. Drag to reorder.
- Tap the X (Done). Your changes are already saved.
Insights keeps at least one pinned stat. You can also pin or unpin from a stat’s own page with Pin to Insights.
A stat’s page
Each page has a chart and the figures behind it. Choose the range at the top: Day, 7D, 30D, 3M or All (today, 7 days, 30 days, 3 months or your child’s whole life). Day draws today hour by hour. The line under the control shows the dates. For a young child, only the ranges your child has already lived through show.
A page you open from a pinned card starts on the card’s 7 days. Growth and vaccines start on the whole life, and other pages on 30 days. Once you pick a range, the page remembers it.
Tap See entries at the bottom of a page to list the entries behind it.
Every stat
Tap All Stats for the full list, grouped as Sleep, Feeds, Diapers, Pumping, Growth and Health. Its figures cover the last 30 days, as the line at the top says. Type in Search stats to find one. A stat you have not logged yet shows a dash.
Patterns: your child’s usual day
The Patterns card sums up your child’s last two weeks of sleep in one line, such as the usual number of naps and the awake time between them, over a bar that draws a typical day. When the days do not settle into one shape, it says Naps vary day to day and draws the last seven days as small rows. The card appears once sleep is logged, and says what it is waiting for until 3 days have sleep. Tap it for the full page, which has three parts:
- A typical day draws the usual wake-up, naps and bedtime as one bar. Tap a nap or the night on the bar to read its usual time and length. The rows under the bar give the usual awake time between naps and before bed, the night, and feeds. Each row shows once the log can tell it.
- What’s changing has a card for the bedtime, the number of naps and the longest night stretch when Cami can read them. Each card says whether that changed in the last weeks, with a small chart of those weeks. Tap a card to open its stat over three months.
- Every day draws the last seven full days as small rows. Tap it to see every day full screen.
The typical day and the changes use full days only, so today is not in them. Tap See entries at the bottom of the page to list the entries from those days. To learn which days Patterns reads and when it names a change, see How Patterns work.
Every day, full screen
To see four weeks at once, tap Every day or turn your phone sideways on the Patterns page.
- Each row is one day, with sleep drawn as blocks and the newest day at the bottom. Press and hold to read a time: the line at the top says what was happening then, and how often your child was asleep at that time over the last two weeks.
- Tap a day to open its row. Tap an entry in the open row to see it, or tap Open day to list the day’s entries.
- The chips at the top add Feeds, Diapers, Pumping or Health marks over the sleep. Feeds are on at first. Only kinds you logged in those days show.
- Tap Show earlier days to add two more weeks, up to 13 weeks.
Tap the X to close. If you opened it by turning your phone, turn it upright again.
Lifetime stats
Lifetime Stats adds up everything since your first entry: days tracked, totals for each kind, and records such as Longest night stretch and Biggest bottle.
The growth chart
Growth has three stats: Weight, Length and Head circumference. Pin one, or find it under Growth in All Stats. On the page, switch between Weight, Length and Head at the top.

The chart draws your child’s measurements by age, over percentile curves from the 3rd to the 97th. The figures show the latest value and its Percentile. Units follow More, Settings, General, Measurements.
The chart needs two things from your child’s profile, in More, Your Family, Children, your child, Birth Details:
- A birth date, because growth is drawn against age.
- Girl or Boy, because the percentile curves differ. Without it, the chart shows no percentiles.
The curves go up to age five.
Troubleshooting
Insights asks for a birth date
Add the birth date in More, Your Family, Children, your child, Birth Details. Stats and growth are counted from it.
I don't see percentiles
Set Girl or Boy in Birth Details.
Still need help?
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