3.8 




I used this app with my 1st (free) and it was fantastic. This time around it is not so great. You are inundated with pop up ads. The new format is very busy, so I find myself hunting and then having to deal with an advertisement before I can actually log the feeding etc. If you are going to buy, it would probably be great, but the free version is so frustrating it's almost not worth it.





I used this add wish my first child and loved it. Now with my second, the app has changed so much it is hardly recognizable as the same app. There are so many adds, so many extra "features" that do nothing but distract from the only part I actually care about, tracking sleep and feedings. Also - why the heck is there no dark mode?. There's nothing more frustrating during a night feed than blinding myself while I try to record the data.





You know, I've used this app since 2018 with my first kid. I'm 3 kids in now, and the app has changed a little. A lot more ads now, but honestly, I don't mind, and the developers deserve to get paid. What I do mind however, is the limit on the amount of logs you're able to add between yourself and the other parent...that's a huge issue, so I noped on outta here. There are other apps out there that do similar things, without placing arbitrary restrictions on something so vital. Less ads too!





The app is very easy to use, I just wish there were options to put notes on certain feedings such as spit up, etc. I do enjoy the ease of recording feedings, diaper changes, and sleep. I used to have the paid version for extra articles (during pregnancy) but I cancelled my subscription. Some articles lack an attention to detail in correct information, and some are just plain disturbing (baby app, article stating baby has a sleep disorder if they are waking in the night due to excessive parental comforting. They're BABIES. They're supposed to wake. And why wouldn't you comfort your child. Don't you ever need comforted?)





Free app works great and very helpful everyday for my husband and I keep track of things for our son. Premium subscription is currently terrible. Don't subscribe unless they fix the bugs. Had for a few days and already noticed 4 errors from extra insight and data export which is what you're paying for with the premium subscription. Also never received a 7 day trial before my account was charged like they have written in their help and support.
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