Tracking of baby's intake & output

If you have any of the below questions, which I do...then tracking the intake/output of baby, similar to what the hospitals do, could be the way to go...

- when was last feed and how much was it? when is next feed?

- how much has baby drank in the day?

- is the number of feeds sufficient? (check number of times of urine/output...or the looks of the output..)

What to prepare b4 baby's arrival?

attached are

(1) shopping list &
- the details and prices are what i entered when keeping track, as sample

(2) hospital-bag (to bring to hospital when admitting for delivery) packing list

Baby Wipes ...

Cotton
(+) more cost effective to use lukewarm water to rinse - pinkdiamonds @Nov09
(+) big roll of cotton, pull out a bit and soak with water to wipe - cost savings & better for skin - angelwendy @Nov09
(+) preferred - shespice @Nov09
(+) using warm water and cotton - apollo @Nov09

Kodomo
(fern)
* recommened to buy during Watson's sale of $1.95 per pack of 70 pieces, buy 12 get 1 free
* the pieces may be a little on the smaller side, but it is often enough for smaller sized babies
* for the price, it is still more affordable when 2 pieces are used
* the pieces come out 1 at a time, a plus (different experience from diymummy)
(+) recommended - ashbaby @Apr10
(+) recommended - Ting @Nov09
(/) needs 2 hands to separate the wipes as sometimes 2 pieces stick together but quality better than Tollyjoy. Comparable to pigeon, just not as convenient - diymummy @Nov09

Huggies Wipes
(+) Wet, easy to tear and with cute bear design on tissue - temari @Apr10
(+) thick and good, but box cover always open - domique @Nov09
(+) thick and good & fragrance free - candy_ian @Nov09

Diaso
(fern)
* > 1 piece tend to stick
* small pieces, however it is $2 for 100 pieces
(+) recommended - ting @Nov09

Angel Wet Wipes
(-) not very wet - temari @Apr10
(+) cheap and good; thick and wet enough. free delivery to home - stonston @Nov09
(+) recommended - shespice @Nov09

Pigeon
(+) wipes are moist throughout - evenly spread. ! $9.50 for 3 packs * 82 pieces; $19.00 for 6 packs - satellite @Nov09
(+) recommended - chrio @Nov09
(+) recommended - snowbear @Nov09
(+) recommended - Juan @Nov09
(+) convenient - pinkdiamonds @Nov09
(+) Convenient 1-hand system, doesn't dry up fast and baby not allergic to it. diymummy @Nov09
(+) recommended. jxmummy @Nov09
(-) need more pieces each time, than huggies - candy_ian @Nov09

Tollyjoy
(-) not very wet - temari @Apr10
(-) towards the end, difficult to pull out - pinkdiamonds @Nov09
(-) those in blue container, difficult to pull, dry up fast - diymummy @Nov09
(-) whole stack come out together; didn't like smell (pink packagin) - apollo @Nov09

Johnson & Johnson
(fern)
* this is the brand which all maternity hospitals in Singapore is using currently
* the pieces are thick and big
(-) very wet but difficult to tear out and expensive - temari @Apr10
(+) textured and will clean poo easily with 1 swipe per area - kams @Nov09
(+) not very wet and comes out one by one - apollo @Nov09
(+) pink one - thick and good, stock up when 3 packs for $9.90 - jasobias @Nov09
(-) Baby allergic to it though using fragrance free ones - diymummy @Nov09

Pureen
(-) baby have rash - ratna @Apr09

Lucky Baby
(fern)
* 6*90 pieces for S$12
* nothing special about the wipes, but for the price, it is no harm buying
* > 1 piece tend to stick together

Farlin
(-) Expensie and the tissue side will stick to baby's skin - temari @Apr10

Toys

No idea on what toys are recommended for what ages? This online shop helps by categorising the toys...

- Lamkins