> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://babystats.gitbook.io/help/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://babystats.gitbook.io/help/faq/multiple-babies.md).

# Multiple Babies

You can only add multiple babies via the mobile apps or the Online Viewer. Click the elipses on the bottom right, select settings, then click on Manage Multiple Babies.

Click [Here ](https://www.babystats.org/viewer)to navigate to the App, the click on Settings to configure for multiple babies.

When you configure for multiple babies, each baby will get their own unique ID/account that can be used independently, or can be used from you main master ID/account. In the mobile app and online viewer it will allow you to toggle between them.

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In most cases you should not need to care about the baby's ID, as you can track against any baby using your main account. When you are entering a baby you will need to specify the fields below. You do not have to enter the ID, it will be auto-generated for you.

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1. ***Spoken Name*** allows you to nickname the baby. Baby Stats will use fuzzy matching to try to find the correct baby based on what you have said, but in case your baby has a name that is difficult for Alexa/Google to understand you can use this field to specify what Alexa/Google should be listening for instead of the actual name (or maybe a nickname that Alexa/Google do understand.)
2. ***Display name*** is what is displayed and repeated back to you.
3. ***ID*** is auto generated for the baby. This is similar to your ID, it can be treated as a specific account on it's own if you need/want to.
4. ***Is Default*** is a way to track stats without specifying the name of the baby. If you do not specify a name, it will track stats against this baby.

Once you convert your account and add the babies you can then start using the phrases. The basic outline is you say "for {spoken name}" at the end of any of the normal phrases.

Using the above data are some scenarios to understand.

* ask baby stats to add wet: (tracks a wet against Coleman because Coleman is the default)
* ask baby stats to add wet for von: (tracks a wet against Vaughn)
* ask baby stats to add wet for test: (tracks a wet against tester)
* ask baby stats to get stats: (tells you the stats for Coleman because Coleman is the default)
* ask baby stats to get stats for test: (tells you the stats for tester)
* ask baby stats what time was the last wet: (tells you the last wet for Coleman because Coleman is the default)
* ask baby stats what time was the last wet for Coleman: (tells you the last wet for Coleman)
* ask baby stats to undo: (undoes the last count from Coleman because Coleman is the default)
* ask baby stats to undo for von: (undoes the last count from von)


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