Record what medicine was given, when it was given and the amount you were instructed to give — without using the tracker to calculate or recommend doses.
Save each medicine record so you can see what was given and when. Always use the medicine label or instructions from your doctor or pharmacist for dosing.
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Log medicine
Enter exactly what you gave and the amount you were instructed to use.
Dose safety: This tool does not calculate or recommend medicine doses. Enter the amount exactly as directed on the medicine label or by your doctor or pharmacist.
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Medicine history
Search and filter medicine records stored in this browser.
No medicine records have been saved yet.
How to use the Baby Medicine Tracker
Record the medicine nameUse the exact medicine name shown on the package, prescription label or instructions you were given.
Enter the instructed amountThe amount field is free text. This tracker does not calculate, verify or suggest a dose.
Save the date and timeKeeping a clear timeline can help parents and carers see when a medicine was recorded as given.
Add a reference noteYou can note where the instructions came from, such as the medicine label, doctor or pharmacist.
Important: This tracker is a personal record-keeping tool only. It does not tell you whether a medicine is suitable for your child and it does not calculate, check or recommend doses. Always follow the medicine label and advice from your doctor or pharmacist. If you think your baby or child has been given too much medicine or the wrong medicine, contact the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26. If your child has difficulty breathing, becomes unconscious or has a seizure, call 000 and ask for an ambulance.
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You can record the medicine name, amount given, date, time, who gave it, an optional reason, instruction reference and personal notes.
No. It does not calculate, verify or recommend doses. Enter the amount exactly as directed on the medicine label or by your doctor or pharmacist.
You can use the tracker as a personal record for medicines you have already been instructed or advised to give. The tracker does not determine whether a medicine is suitable for your child.
In Australia, contact the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26. If your child has difficulty breathing, becomes unconscious or has a seizure, call 000 and ask for an ambulance.
Records are stored locally in the current browser on the current device. They are not automatically synchronised to another device.
Yes. You can print or save as PDF, download a CSV spreadsheet or email a summary.
