Better living through telemetry

I had an insomniac night recently and stumbled across Trixie Tracker, which, as one review writes, is like "crack for Type-A parents". I initially planned to use it just for sleep tracking, but I'm also monitoring nursing and solid food meals. I sent my parents a guest password, in an effort to avoid having to detail the baby's meals every time I call home. Here's the data I've got so far after three days of tracking Mini-Me's sleep. Blue is asleep, yellow is awake, and the grayscale bar at the top is a probability map of sleep patterns (black = 100% probability of asleep, white = 100% probability of awake).