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Baby Tracker - Newborn Log reviews, read one by one
The 100 newest App Store reviews of Baby Tracker - Newborn Log: what the text says next to what the stars say, what people complain about, and who blames an update.
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Baby Tracker - Newborn Log
Medical · 4.8★ store rating
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What 100 reviews of Baby Tracker - Newborn Log say
The 100 newest reviews average 3.7 stars, and 65 of them give four or five. Read as text, 51 are positive, 20 mixed, 28 negative and 1 neutral. 14 of the four- and five-star reviews carry a complaint in the text.
1 of 100 reviewers describe an unexpected charge, a misleading trial or trouble cancelling (Medical apps average 4.1%). 23 say the problem started with an update, most of them writing on version 6.00 (category average 7.9%). 2 say they have left or are about to.
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Reviews worth reading
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★★☆☆☆ · 2026-09-06 · v6.01
This was perfect
I paid for the ad free version. I liked that this app was simple but very well made, I could review data but also just input stuff quickly and check it quickly. They've added an AI tool that frankly I have no interest in. (You get it for 3 days, it wasn't accurate.) We are busy parents, tired and just trying to quickly input data while taking care of our baby. There's now a large weird bar advertising the AI tool that I cannot remove despite paying to be ad free. I am gra...
★★★★★ · 2026-08-03 · v5.05
Exactly what we need
I love that this app is to the point, no frills. Patterns and data are easy to see. This is especially helpful as new parent! I appreciate that the ad-free version is not a subscription and has the added benefit of the Apple Watch app. I do wish you could customize the inputs. I’m not breastfeeding and wish I could get rid of the pumping tracker on both the app and Apple Watch app. Otherwise, this app is perfect!
★★★★☆ · 2026-08-03 · v5.05
Great for sleep deprived parents
I’ve been using this app every day for 5 months to track feeds, breastfeeding times, pumping amounts, naps, and meds. It’s great it can show you the data on how much baby is eating breast milk and formula and how much I’m pumping. The alarm feature is really nice too when I’m running around taking care of my child and everything in the house! I only deducted a star because when you go to back log a breastfeeding session and change the time you started and then put in the amou...
★★★★☆ · 2026-05-24 · v5.02.04
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This app is great for keeping an eye on times with things and knowing when you did what. It’s a great tool for new parents. I used it with both kids as babies. I still use it for tracking our medications so I know when I gave the last dose of Tylenol/antibiotics. But I was a little creeped out when I opened it today and saw ads below that are really not appropriate for a baby driven app. They looked like porn/Heintai just revolving at the bottom below as I’m staring at my bab...
★★★★☆ · 2026-07-27 · v5.05
Great app and easy!
First time mom, been using since baby was 2 days old to track my own pumping inventory and feeds. I appreciate having the widget option on my phone for this app. Easy to use and keep track of my last feeds and switching between nursing/expressed feeds. I purchased the app to remove ads. I would like to see more “benefits” or customization for paid version. I would love to see an update where we can select our own color choices (color option is limited). Would also like to se...
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