Eat Sleep Poop Repeat answers the questions new parents actually type at 3am. How many onesies do you really need. How long a wake window should be at three weeks. Whether that colour is normal. We write the short, specific answer first, then the reasoning underneath it.
Who writes here
Dana Whitfield researches newborn gear and edits everything published here. Dana is not a doctor, nurse or midwife, and nothing on this site is medical advice. On any health-adjacent topic we cite pediatric sources, say plainly what is normal and what is not, and tell you when the answer is to call your pediatrician instead of reading further.
How we decide what to say
Quantity guides start from what babies actually go through in a day and how often a real household does laundry, not from a shop’s registry list. Anything about feeding, sleep or health is checked against pediatric bodies such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the CDC, and we link to them so you can read the source yourself.
We do not publish anything on medication doses, vaccines, or car seat installation. Those need a professional, not a blog.
A note: Eat Sleep Poop Repeat shares general information for parents. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For any health concern about your baby, contact your pediatrician or local health service.