Step 1
See the whole picture
We look at your baby's age, the caregivers and what really happens each day.
Routine & Newborn Care Plan
Routine and Newborn Care Planning
A newborn does not keep to a fixed timetable, so a good plan does not push your baby to the clock. It helps the people caring for the baby see the shape of the day, notice patterns, and hand over to each other without losing track of anything that matters.
Where to find it
Your family's own care plan comes with the Private Class & Nurture Plan: after a 1-day class at your home before the birth, you receive a Nurture Plan for recovery, feeding and sleep within 24 hours.
What this service helps with
Your family's care plan (Nurture Plan), part of the Private Class & Nurture Plan: a routine for feeding, sleep, nappies and sharing work between caregivers.
Who it is for
- Families whose days feel chaotic and who never get a proper break
- Households with several caregivers who need to hand over to each other
- Parents getting ready to go back to work
What this service helps you sort out
- Not remembering when the baby last fed, slept or was changed
- Each caregiver records and reports things differently
- Trying to keep a stricter timetable than the baby's age allows, and everyone ends up stressed
What it usually covers
- A review of your current routine and what is tiring your family most
- A way of recording feeds, sleep and nappies that you can actually keep up
- Dividing the roles and the rest periods between caregivers
- Points to review and adjust the plan as your baby grows or things change
The actual scope is shaped around each family's situation and is agreed with the team before care begins.
How it works
Step 2
Find the pattern
Separate what needs tracking from what can stay flexible.
Step 3
Design the care plan
Set how you record things, share shifts and hand over information.
Step 4
Try it and adjust
Use the plan, then review it as your baby and your family settle.
Why families choose DekNurse
Records used to help you decide, never to force a timetable on a newborn
Works with My Baby and the record-keeping tools on your own device
Treats the rest and the confidence of caregivers as seriously as the baby's routine
Related knowledge and services
Frequently asked questions
Should a newborn be on a fixed feeding and sleeping schedule?
Not the strict kind used with older children. The plan should flex around hunger and tiredness cues and around any specific advice from the hospital caring for your baby.
Where is the information in My Baby stored?
Once you sign in with LINE, what you record is kept with your account. Sign in on any device with the same account and you see the same book, and you can download a backup for yourself at any time.
Can a care plan replace a doctor's instructions?
No. If your baby has a treatment plan or specific medical advice, always follow the doctor and the hospital.
Not sure which service to start with?
Message the team on LINE with roughly what you need, and they will call you back to help choose the package that fits your family. Nothing is booked yet, and the team confirms the scope and the start date with you before any visit.
See the services and pricesGetting in touch is not a confirmed appointment. The team always confirms your area, the details and the start date with you first.