Let's listen together.
Hushly helps you work out what your baby probably needs, one gentle guess at a time.
- Tap once. Pip listens for a few seconds.
- A best guess and one thing to try.
- The sound stays on your phone.
Hi. You've got this.
Maya is 8 weeks old. Ready when you are.
Hold your phone about an arm's length from your baby.
How did Maya's 3:12 am cry go?
Listening…
Doing well. Keep your phone near them.
Probably hungry
HungryAnything worrying? Check for warning signs
Tap anything you're seeing right now.
Why we think so
- 2h 50m since last feed
- You saw rooting
- Sounds like 3 cries that a feed settled
Pip's note
Maya's cries around this time have mostly settled with a feed. Try that first, and pause halfway for a burp.
Try this now
Could also be
- Tired or overtired
- Wants closeness
Hard to tell this time.
Not sureThat's okay. Here's what usually helps.
Anything worrying? Check for warning signs
Tap anything you're seeing right now.
Pip's note
A settling checklist
Work down the list. Stop when they settle.
It's okay to put your baby down.
I'm overwhelmedThis cry doesn't sound like the usual patterns
Check babyPip won't guess a need this time. Let's do a quick check first.
I didn't hear crying this time.
That's okay. Pip heard some noise, but not crying.
Next time
- Hold your phone about an arm's length from your baby.
- Move somewhere a little quieter if you can.
- Tap again as soon as they start to cry.
Pip can't hear yet.
The microphone is switched off for Hushly. You can switch it back on, then come back.
How to switch it on
- Open your browser's site settings for Hushly.
- Allow the microphone.
- Come back here and tap the orb.
Nothing is recorded or kept. The sound stays on your phone and is deleted after.
History
Every cry Pip has heard, newest first.
Waiting for your answer
Tap one to say how it went. There is no rush.
- Cry: needs a burp Waiting for you
Today
- Cry: probably needs a burp Waiting for you
- Cry: probably hungry Confirmed
No cries yet. When Pip hears one, it shows up here.
Probably hungry
Pip's guess
- 2h 50m since last feed
- You saw rooting
What you said
- What helped: a feed.
- You said: Hungry.
You have not said how this one went yet.
Your note
No note yet.
What was going on
- Last feed 2h 50m before
- Rooting
Cries that sounded alike
Tap one to open it.
What Pip knows about Maya
All of this comes from your answers. Pip only counts what you have told it.
3 of 10 confirmed cries so far. Maya's patterns get clearer with each one.
What we have learned
- Most night cries were about hunger.
What the cries were
Cries you have told Pip about, by what they turned out to be.
- Hungry
When the cries happen
- Night
What helps
What settled each kind of cry. Tap one to read more.
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Hungry
Body cues
What you saw, and what it turned out to be.
- Rooting
Your notes
Where you put Pip right
Pip guessed one thing and you said another. Pip learns from these first.
Waiting for your answer
Tap one to say how it went. There is no rush.
Learn
Short guides for tired parents. Pip reads the same ones.
Let's get help now.
Call for an ambulance and stay with your baby. Tap the button to call. Hushly never dials for you.
What to tell them
- 8 weeks
- Struggling to breathe or grunting
- Not taken
- About 3:05 am
Let's check in with a nurse.
Call your doctor or a nurse line now and tell them what you're seeing. If things get worse, call 995.
What to tell them
- 8 weeks
- Refusing feeds
- 38.4 °C
- About 3:05 am
It's okay to put your baby down.
Lay them on their back in the cot, close the door and step away for 10 minutes. Crying won't hurt them. You need a breather too.
However tired you feel, never shake your baby. If you feel you might, put them down safely and walk away.
Your 10 minutes
9:42
Breathe slowly: in for 4, out for 6. There is nothing else to do right now.
Ready to go back? Take one more slow breath first.
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