For the two of you

Care for your baby.
Make room for you.

Keep track of feeds and naps. Find a meal idea, a little movement, or a moment to pause.

NewRoots brings baby care and your wellbeing together, with small steps that fit the day you’re having.

01 / THE EVERYDAY, TOGETHERNewRoots

Care for your little one.
Make room for yourself.

A companion for everyday parenting
Baby careNutritionMovementPeace

Both sides of care

Small details.
A little more ease.

From the last feed to your next pause.
One place to find your footing.

A little less mental juggling

“When was the
last feed?”

Keep feeds, sleep, diapers and growth in one place. Spend less time piecing together the day and more time being in it.

  • Bottle, breast and solids logging
  • Sleep and diaper records
  • Growth and milestone tracking
THE EVERYDAY, A LITTLE LIGHTER
A little space for todayToday
Baby care

A busy morning,
remembered.

Feed9:15 am
Diaper9:40 am
Nap10:10 am

Little details. A clearer picture.

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02 / A gentler kind of support

You’re a parent.
And a person.

When life revolves around a little one, your own needs can become the thing you’ll get to later.

New Roots connects the care you’re already giving with small ways to look after yourself. A meal idea. A little movement. A moment to breathe. No perfect routine required.

01

Less to remember

A place for baby’s everyday care, so you don’t have to hold every detail in your head.

02

Small enough for today

Practical ideas that fit a few available minutes and the energy you actually have.

03

Your kind of family

Space for postpartum parents, partners and solo parents. Support without assumptions.

03 / Make a little room

A moment.
Just for you.

Some days there’s a little space.
Some days there isn’t. Both belong here.

A glimpse of the small-wins approach.

A MOMENT OF PEACE

Let one thing wait.

Settle somewhere comfortable. Notice your breath, without trying to change it. You don’t need to achieve anything in these few minutes.

Small is still something.

A reminder, whenever you need it

You don’t have to do more
to deserve a little care.

04 / A few things to know

A little
clarity.

Who is New Roots for?

New Roots is designed around postpartum life and the everyday needs of new parents. That includes recovering birth parents, partners, co-parents and solo parents. Recovery needs are individual; not every caregiver needs the same support.

How is it different from a baby tracker?

Baby care and parent care sit together. Alongside feeds, sleep and diapers, New Roots includes meal ideas, short movement routines and moments of calm. The idea is to make your own needs easier to remember in the flow of caring for your baby.

What are Care Companion and Kitchen Helper?

Care Companion is designed to help turn everyday descriptions into baby-care log entries you can review. Kitchen Helper helps with practical cooking questions and meal ideas. These assistants are intended for everyday support, not diagnosis or medical advice.

Do I need a partner to use it?

No. The experience makes room for solo parents as well as partnered families, including different content for moments of connection and reflection.

Is it medical or recovery advice?

No. New Roots is a baby-care and wellbeing companion, not a substitute for a qualified clinician. Follow your care team’s guidance for recovery, movement, feeding and any health concerns.

Where can I download New Roots?

We’re preparing for a beta release. Join the beta waitlist to hear when invitations become available. Signing up doesn’t guarantee access, and a release date hasn’t been announced yet.

Be part of the beginning

A little support.
Coming your way.

We’re getting NewRoots ready for beta. Leave your email to hear when invitations are available.

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NewRoots

Grow stronger, gently.

For your baby.
And for you.

Join the beta waitlist