We analyzed 20 negative reviews from the top 5 Feeding Record apps on the App Store. Here's what users hate most.
Ranked by frequency — how often each complaint appears in negative reviews.
30% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"it never has the last two days of the month right"
"I share the data with my partner and we both input but it does not update properly on many occasions. We even ended up double feeding in the night"
25% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"When I click on statistics from the bottle feed to see how much my baby has eaten for the day or week or month it just exits the app"
"Tried pulling up the graph for how much they eat each day and it shuts down and closes out of the app"
15% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"there are just too many advertisements for me to keep using this. You have to watch 5 seconds of an ad every time you do someth"
"Everytime you open the app it plays an ad… with sound! Tryna log baby info and baby is napping, the ad comes on loud smh"
15% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"It isn't syncing across devices at all and is constantly saying can not connect to server"
"mine said "unable to connect to network" at the top. Deleted and reinstalled and now can't even log in"
10% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"The app signed me out and deleted the entire child profile, which I was tracking to show his doctor"
"it now won't let me log back in. Gives an error message"
5% of negative reviews mention this issue.
"I input her ounces however it doesn't show up in the statistics!"
Design and usability issues driving negative reviews.
Parents using multiple devices don't see each other's entries in real-time, leading to critical errors like double-feeding babies at night
"We even ended up double feeding in the night as we had not seen the others input. It simply did not show even though logged"
Ads play with sound automatically when opening the app, which is particularly problematic during nighttime feedings when babies are sleeping
"Everytime you open the app it plays an ad… with sound! Tryna log baby info and baby is napping, the ad comes on loud smh"
Basic functionality like ad-free experience requires payment, frustrating users who need quick, quiet access during baby care
"You could get no ads, but of course they want you to pay for that"
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