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Setting up Meal Plans
To find out how to set up Meal Plans for your setting, visit the article below:
Recording how much a baby has had of their bottle
You can report a specific amount to inform parents how much their baby has consumed. To do this:
Head in to your nursery overview
Select a room
Select a child by clicking on their photo, then click 'Status' on the right hand side
Click on the 'Meal' icon
A new window will open where you can select the meal type you are recording.
Once you have chosen the meal you're adding, you can select a previously entered food (or in this case, a bottle),
If the item is not yet entered into your app, you can type in the food you're adding in the 'Search' bar, then click 'Create and add [the name of the food/ bottle you've just added]'
To enter a specific amount, click on the three dots next to the food you've selected, then click on 'Use exact amount' (as below)
The slider changes to a text box, where you can enter an amount, and the unit of measurement
Next enter the time the bottle was given in the box at the bottom of the screen
The amount of the meal chosen with show on the child's profile, as below:
Recording how much children have eaten
You can report meal consumption for specific children. To do this:
Head in to your nursery overview
Select a room
Select a child by clicking on their photo, then click 'Status' on the right hand side
Click on the 'Meal' icon
A new window will open where you can select the meal type you are recording (as below)
From here a new window will open (as below) select a food type
If the food the child has eaten is not yet entered into your app, you can type in the food you're adding in the 'Search' bar, then click 'Create and add [the name of the food you've just added]'
You can select how much was consumed on the slider, or you can click the three dots to add an exact amount
You can also edit the date and time if necessary
Finally hit 'Save'
Registered food consumption is shown on the child’s activity feed on their profile, which is visible to the parents.