The Wonder Weeks Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 202 reviews. Read all reviews for The Wonder Weeks for iPhone.
The Wonder Weeks is paid iOS app published by Domus Technica BV
Very Interesting
ckiynnea
I was surprised to see how accurate this is in predicting changes in my baby’s behavior and awareness. I love being able to be more aware and empathetic to my son. I also love being able to play with him and stimulate his new skills.
Oh how unrealistic
aezim
The book and app have been protested as being a waste. There is no evidence that anything is correct. All it does is make parents anxious that their children aren’t reaching milestones that are WAY beyond their child’s developmental age. It’s pretty unlikely that my 4.5 month old will be pulling things out of cupboards, considering she can’t sit or crawl. I am thrilled that she figured out how to roll over. Get the CDC milestones app. It’s free, realistic, and reassuring.
disappointed
edenbear0223
the app is great for knowing when leaps are coming. the skills part? not so much. leap 6 skills are things that a baby that young would never be doing like asking to build a block tower, playing peek a boo with a younger baby, showing that they think something is dirty, understanding names of animals. leap 7 skills consist of trying to talk on the phone, imitating cooking, trying to undress themselves, saying “yum” when eating. i doubt any 9 month old would be doing these things. i wish i didn’t pay for this app. there are way better FREE apps that can sum up milestones and skills that your baby should be doing. i feel like i paid money just to know why my daughter is fussy, which could honestly be a number of reasons that don’t have an underlying issue.
Dates do not match!!!
ekutrex
The app goes based off of due date not birth weight. My baby was born two weeks early and it is exactly two weeks off. What’s even the point of the app then?
If you can ignore grammar issues, typos, and repeats it’s awesome
Whoopn
If you can ignore grammar issues, typos, and repeats it’s awesome! I do wish it went to even older. The study this is based on went all the way to college.
Love the app- baby monitor purchase stopped working
Maddy G-Raup
I ALWAYS used the baby monitor (for about a month) but a couple days ago it stopped working. I’ve tried troubling shooting everything and nothing is working. Really disappointed that I spent the money on the app and the additional money on the monitor for it to quit working all together…
Needs Apple Watch Integration
Meliska
So I love the concept. What a great idea to be able to use devices you have as a baby monitor for on the go or just at home. BUT what would take this to the next level and make this ultra useful would be to integrate this with Apple Watch or other smart watches. If I could leave my watch in the room with the baby and get notifications for noises on my phone that would be GOLD. All the other smart watch hacks involve leaving your phone with the kid but I don’t know anyone who wants to go that long without being able to utilize their phone. Make it so I can pair my Apple Watch and leave it in the baby room and you’re on to a niche that isn’t represented in the market!
Fun to follow along!
AllieJeri
Love this app and the wide range of time of the Leaps and also how they’re very conscious that not all kids may make all these same exact strides at the exact time. I enjoy it to just see where my baby is going next and view the information as a guide knowing good and well I am going to do what’s best for my baby day to day. Once in a while I like to check the app to see how far she’s come or look at a list of possible milestones so I can praise her accomplishments as they happen!
Inconsolable wondering to reassuring relief
S Dubi
When you feel at a loss with your baby, consult this app, and it usually coincides with what you are experiencing.
Meh
Charter2020
I haven’t found this app very useful. Benchmarks are redundant and the interface is not straightforward. It’s not a bad app but I haven’t learned anything and honestly I haven’t found the benchmarks to be accurate for the ages often. Are a lot of 13 month olds completing jigsaw puzzles? I just haven’t seen the milestones listed correspond accurately w development in my child or within her peer group so Ive stopped using it.