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Hand off care without missing context.

A clean transfer between caregivers: the person taking over sees the last feed, the last sleep and the notes from the shift first, whether they are a partner, a grandparent or a nanny.

RelayBaby Take over from Sam sheet on iPhone: totals since the shift began, the last feed and the last sleep with who and when, the medication given, and an item that needs attention, above the I'm taking over button

Built around the moment care changes hands.

Take over in two taps
When someone else is on duty, Home shows “Take over from” and their name. Read what happened, then tap “I’m taking over”.
What happened, first
Totals since the shift began, the last feed and the last sleep with who and when, medication given, notes, and anything marked needs attention.
Each takeover in the Timeline
Each takeover shows in the Timeline with who, when and the note.
Built into Care Circle
Takeovers sync with the rest of your Care Circle’s log.
Calm, not alarming
Handoffs are framed as a quiet transfer, not a checklist of failures.

Why handoff matters

Many baby trackers assume one parent and one phone. In real life, the person on duty changes, sometimes several times a day. RelayBaby treats that as a first-class part of the product: the moment of transfer between caregivers is where the most context tends to get lost, and where RelayBaby quietly steps in.

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Questions, answered.

What is a caregiver handoff?

A caregiver handoff is the moment one caregiver passes responsibility to another. RelayBaby makes it explicit: the person taking over sees what happened during the shift first.

Can I see who was on duty last night?

Yes. Each takeover shows in the Timeline with who, when and the note.