Napper: Baby Sleep & Parenting

2-3/5 stars. It was great during the free trial, so I bought it. Then suddenly the AI stopped with accurate predictions and it was rendered useless. I like the UI, very sleep in comparison to other apps. But I should have stuck with huckleberry. I appreciate how the app doesn't send you an abundance of notifications/promos if you turn them off (like huckleberry). Lastly, their sleep courses are basic and limited

The app is helpful in predicting wake windows and helps me remember to get ready to wind down for naps and bedtime. the interface is visually appealing. I love that tracking night time wakes is so easy. My only dislike is that you have to use a spinner clock to choose the time if you have to go back and add data after the fact. I wish you could use the keypad to enter the time.

Decent app during the 7 day free trial. As soon as that finishes, the free app isn't as good at the guessing nap times, making you pay their fee. If it had all the features of my current free baby tracker app I use, I'd potentially think about moving over to the premium. (features like tracking bath time, and other activities like this)

This app is great. Going from 1 kid to 2 was hard - always losing track of time. This helps me remember what time I did things last and it helps me understand my baby's cues a little bit easier. I tried a (much more expensive) app but it was not as interactive and the schedule was not easy to adjust. It's worth subscribing but not sure if I'll need it for the whole year I paid for.

Been using for over a week and I'm not sure if the app is meant to simply predict when your baby will nap, or when your baby SHOULD take a nap. Either way, it's not been very correct so far and I'm upset I've just spent the full year's fee 3 days ago. We are working on getting the baby to sleep better at night and more consistently longer chunks at a time. So far the app seems to only be stressing us out with the notifications "looks like she's late for her nap..."