Daily Routine Planner

Build and manage a daily routine for your baby.

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Sample daily routine (adjust based on your baby's cues):

Wake & feed
Feed on demand every 2–3h
Diaper change
After every feed
Tummy time
2–3 min on your chest or mat
Sleep
Nap when tired - Wake windows only 45–60 min
Repeat
On demand - No strict schedule yet
7:00am
Wake, feed (breast or bottle)
8:30am
Nap 1 (~45 min)
10:00am
Feed, tummy time, play
11:30am
Nap 2 (~45 min)
1:00pm
Feed, activity
2:30pm
Nap 3 (~45 min)
4:00pm
Feed, outdoor time
5:30pm
Short nap (optional)
7:00pm
Bedtime routine: bath, feed, sleep
7:00am
Wake, feed
9:00am
Nap 1 (~60 min)
11:00am
Feed, play, tummy time
1:00pm
Nap 2 (~60 min)
3:00pm
Feed, outdoor play
5:00pm
Solids introduction (if started)
7:00pm
Bath, feed, bedtime
7:00am
Wake, feed + solids breakfast
9:30am
Nap 1 (~90 min)
11:00am
Play, activity
12:00pm
Lunch solids
2:00pm
Nap 2 (~90 min)
4:00pm
Feed, outdoor play
6:00pm
Dinner solids
7:00pm
Bath, milk, bedtime
7:00am
Wake, breakfast
12:30pm
Nap (~90 min)
2:00pm
Snack, play
5:30pm
Dinner
7:00pm
Bath, milk, bedtime
Medical Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Results are estimates only. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical decisions. In an emergency, call 995 (Singapore) immediately.

Singapore Antenatal Appointment Schedule

Most OB-GYNs follow this schedule. Frequency increases in the third trimester.

TimingFrequencyKey Checks / Tests
Wks 6-12OnceBooking visit: blood tests, urine, BP, dating scan (wk 8-10)
Wks 11-14Once1st trimester screen: OSCAR / combined screening for Down's syndrome
Wk 20OnceDetailed (anomaly) scan: check for structural issues in baby
Wk 24-28OnceGlucose tolerance test (GDM screen); growth scan
Wks 28-36Every 4 weeksBP, weight, fundal height, position, fetal movements
Wks 36-40Every 2 weeksGBS swab (wk 36), cervical check, birth plan discussion
Wk 40+WeeklyNon-stress test, liquor check; discuss induction if overdue

Singapore Care Options: Pros and Cost

Public (KKH / NUH)
Subsidised, specialist-led, comprehensive
SGD 800-2,500 total (B2/C ward)
Polyclinic referral
Very affordable, near home
SGD 200-600 + specialist referral cost
Private OB-GYN
Continuity of care, flexible hours
SGD 3,000-8,000 all-in antenatal

MediSave can be used for antenatal visits. See the Pregnancy Hub →

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