🎧 Cry Analysis

Baby Cry Analysis

Record 5–15 seconds while your baby cries. Wallie reads tone, rhythm, and intensity together with the latest feed, sleep, and diaper logs. You get a likely cause and what to try now. This is not a medical diagnosis.

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Key Features

A short recording is enough

Open the recorder when crying starts. About 10 seconds is enough, and 15 seconds is the upper end.

  • A 5–15 second recording
  • Tone, rhythm, and intensity are read together
  • The latest feed, sleep, and diaper logs add context
  • The recording stays inside the analysis

A likely cause and what to try

Wallie does not make a single diagnosis. It lists likely causes such as hunger, tiredness, gas, colic, discomfort, or reflux, plus soothing steps you can try.

  • Likely causes: hunger, tiredness, gas, colic, discomfort, reflux
  • Step-by-step soothing, including the 5S method
  • Add context the sound cannot hear: vaccine, teething, or fever
  • The result stays on the baby profile

The audio is not stored

The recording is used for the analysis and is not kept. Only the result stays on the baby profile. If you are worried about your baby, contact a clinician.

  • Audio is not stored
  • Only the analysis result remains
  • Not a diagnosis or a treatment plan
  • Do not wait on the app for urgent symptoms

How to use cry analysis

  1. Open the recorder

    In baby mode, open Cry Analysis and start the recording while your baby is crying.

  2. Record 5–15 seconds

    About 10 seconds is enough for most recordings. Wallie then reads the sound together with the latest care logs.

  3. Read the likely cause

    Review the likely cause — hunger, tiredness, gas, colic, discomfort, or reflux — and the soothing steps.

  4. Add context

    Note anything the sound cannot show, such as a vaccine, teething, or a fever. The result stays on the baby profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does cry analysis work?

Record 5–15 seconds while your baby cries. Wallie evaluates tone, rhythm, and intensity together with the latest feed, sleep, and diaper logs in the app. You get likely causes and soothing steps you can try now.

Is this a diagnosis?

No. Cry analysis is not a medical diagnosis or a treatment. It is a practical first step. If you are worried about your baby, contact a doctor or urgent care.

Is the recording stored?

No. The audio is used for the analysis and is not kept. Only the result stays on the baby profile.

Which causes can it suggest?

Hunger, tiredness, gas, colic, discomfort, and reflux are the likely causes it can suggest. You can add context it cannot hear, such as a vaccine, teething, or a fever.

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