Viewing daily diaries on the eyparent app

Daily diaries are a way for nursery staff to record a child’s daily actions – including nappy changes, sleep times, etc – and absences. Once a diary has been completed it can be shared with parents for viewing.

Daily diaries will appear on the  Timeline as they are published to parents. Each category of the daily diary (registry, food, sleep times, nappies, bottles, toileting, and sun cream) is published in a separate box. If a practitioner has added a note to one of these categories, it will appear directly underneath the category, within the same box. 

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