Nanny Log Daily Infant Care Sheet Bundle - 2 Printable Color Versions

Keep daily infant-care information organized with this Nanny Log Daily Infant Care Sheet Bundle. The download includes the same practical one-page nanny log in two color versions: blue and green, plus pink and yellow.

Each printable sheet provides dedicated areas for recording diaper changes, feedings, naps, tummy time, mood, activities, special care, supplies, concerns, and notes. Print whichever color you prefer for the day, use different versions for different children or caregivers, or keep both available in your childcare binder.

Two Color Versions Included

This bundle contains two versions of the same daily infant-care layout:

• Blue and Green Nanny Log
• Pink and Yellow Nanny Log

The tracked sections and page layout are the same on both sheets. Only the accent colors differ.

Track the Baby's Day on One Page

Each nanny log brings the most commonly recorded infant-care details together so caregivers can add information throughout the day and provide parents with a written summary afterward.

Both versions include sections for:

• Diaper changes with time and result
• Feedings with time and amount
• Nap times and lengths
• Overall mood
• Tummy time
• Daily activities and duration
• Special concerns
• Special care with medicine, time, and dosage
• Supplies needed
• Additional notes

Made for Parent and Caregiver Communication

The forms are designed to make daily handoffs easier between parents and the people caring for their infant. Nannies, babysitters, grandparents, family members, and other caregivers can write down information as the day progresses rather than trying to remember every detail later.

Parents can then review the completed sheet for a quick overview of feeding, sleep, diaper care, activities, special concerns, supplies, and other notes from the day.

Feeding, Diaper, and Nap Tracking

Separate tables keep routine care easy to review. Record diaper-change times and results, feeding times and amounts, and the time and length of individual naps.

Keeping these records together on one sheet can be especially useful when more than one caregiver is involved in the baby's routine.

Mood, Tummy Time, and Activities

Each page also includes space for noting the baby's overall mood, marking tummy-time sessions, and recording daily activities along with their approximate duration.

Use the activity section for play, reading, walks, or other activities chosen by the parent or caregiver.

Special Care and Concerns

A Special Concerns area provides open writing space for information that should be brought to the parent or guardian's attention.

The Special Care table includes columns for medicine, time, and dosage. This area is intended only for documenting care that has already been authorized or directed by the child's parent, guardian, or applicable healthcare professional.

The forms do not provide medication instructions, dosing recommendations, or treatment guidance.

Supplies and Additional Notes

Use the Supplies Needed section to flag diapers, wipes, feeding supplies, or other care items that may need to be replenished.

A larger Notes box gives caregivers additional room for reminders, schedule information, routine updates, or other details that do not fit into the structured sections.

Binder-Friendly Printable Format

Both nanny logs include extra space along the left side for a standard 3-hole punch. Print fresh copies whenever needed and organize completed sheets in a nanny, childcare, baby-care, or family binder.

Helpful For

• Nannies providing regular infant care
• Babysitters and in-home childcare providers
• Parents sharing daily care responsibilities
• Grandparents and family caregivers
• Families using multiple caregivers
• Tracking feeding, diaper, and sleep routines
• Leaving written daily updates for parents
• Keeping infant-care records together in a binder
• Choosing between two printable color palettes

How to Use

1. Choose the blue/green or pink/yellow version.
2. Print a fresh sheet for the childcare day.
3. Add the date at the top.
4. Record diaper changes, feedings, and naps as they occur.
5. Note mood, tummy time, activities, and concerns when applicable.
6. Document authorized special care if needed.
7. List supplies that need to be replenished.
8. Add any additional information in the Notes section.
9. Leave the completed page for the parent or guardian to review.

Product Features

• Two printable nanny log pages
• Same infant-care layout in two color versions
• Blue and green version included
• Pink and yellow version included
• Diaper-change tracking
• Feeding log with time and amount
• Nap log with time and length
• Overall Mood section
• Tummy Time checkboxes
• Daily Activity section
• Special Concerns writing area
• Special Care table
• Supplies Needed section
• Large Notes area
• Undated for repeated use
• Designed to be completed by hand

Specifications

• Two printable PDF pages
• US Letter size: 8.5 x 11 inches
• Portrait orientation
• One blue and green version
• One pink and yellow version
• Extra left margin for 3-hole punching
• No editable fields
• Print either version as often as needed for personal use
• Print at home or through a local printing service

Prefer Just One Color?

The individual color versions are also available separately:

• Blue and Green Nanny Log Daily Infant Care Sheet
• Pink and Yellow Nanny Log Daily Infant Care Sheet

Find more printable caregiving, daily-care, household, and health-recordkeeping forms in the Caregiver, Health, and Housekeeping Forms collection .

Please note: This is a digital product. No physical item(s) will be shipped. Binder, paper, writing tools, childcare supplies, medications, and display items are not included.

This printable bundle is intended only for personal organization, caregiver communication, and recordkeeping. It does not provide medical, pediatric, medication, childcare, feeding, sleep, developmental, emergency, or other professional advice.

Any medicine, dosage, feeding instructions, special care, or other health-related information written on these sheets should follow directions provided by the child's parent or guardian and, when applicable, a qualified healthcare professional. These forms do not replace professional medical guidance or an emergency care plan.