BabyWeather Reviews

I almost never write reviews but I wanted to for BabyWeather. As a new mom I was dumbfounded how to dress my newborn daughter to keep her comfortable. BabyWeather helps with that, but there’s a couple of features I think it could have to make it better. First, it would be nice to either save multiple locations or to have the ability to look up different locations. Second, I wish I had the option to remove certain items from the “wardrobe”, for example my daughter doesn’t have a ‘pramsuit’ (I don’t think they even make those in the USA) nor ‘rain boots’ so it would be nice to have a way for BabyWeather to stop recommending them to me. Lastly, I wish I could check to see future weather reports and get recommendations based on those. Sometimes I check BabyWeather hours before I go out, and weather can change drastically in that short time period.

Overall it is an extremely helpful app with some minor quirks and I will keep using it often, I just hope the developers add more features in the near future.

I moved from a very mild climate to a part of the world with “real” seasons for the first time, then had a baby. I really had no idea how to dress a little one for the extreme cold and warm temperatures I was experiencing for the first time.
BabyWeather was SO helpful! I still use it all the time, especially in the winter. The only thing I wish BabyWeather had was the ability to enter the weather in manually for situations where I’d like to be able to check the forecast and plan an outfit ahead of time. It only gives you recommendations based on the current weather, which is great in most circumstances. If it had the option of manually entering the weather as well I’d give it 5 stars! 👍

I understand putting your baby in 900,000 layers if it’s sub zero temps outside, but when it’s 45 and sunny, I’m most definitely not putting my son in a long sleeve onesie, thick tights, thick socks, fleece sleeper, boots, sweater, fleece lined pramsuit, fur gloves, and a winter hat. My kid would overheat!! Oh yeah, BabyWeather said I should top all that off with a thick blanket.
Also it said it was snowing heavily when it was
45 degrees outside. That’s kinda not possible.

Agree with other reviewers. It’s currently 39 and sunny outside. I’ll wear joggers, sneakers, a hat, sweatshirt, and fall jacket. BabyWeather tells me to put my baby in: long sleeved bodysuit, thick socks, thermoleggings, padded trousers, hoody, winter coat, winter hat, gloves, boots, and a knitted blanket. I can’t imagine what it will say when it’s actually cold out!

I’d love it if I could choose what clothing items would come up or not. Where I live on the winter we don’t need several layers. Please make it so I can choose?

BabyWeather is super conservative on layering... my baby would never put up with being in as many layers of clothing as they recommend. BabyWeather would probably be good for warmer regions but if you’re in a place that ever gets snow you will laugh at how much clothing they want you to put on your baby in the spring