Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle

Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle

Nap Schedule, Tracker & Sounds

8 ratings
3 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 22, 2023
  • November 2, 2023

Features

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About

This app helps parents improve their child's sleep by tracking naps, creating personalized sleep schedules, and offering science-based advice. It features a sleep diary, soothing sounds, and a bedtime routine guide to foster healthy sleep habits for children aged 0-36 months.

Smart sleep schedule recommendations
Automatic nap and night sleep tracking
Cry detection sound algorithm
Extensive library of soothing sounds
Science-based sleep articles
Sleep diary for trend analysis
Apple Watch integration for logging
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What's New in Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle

1.0.20

November 2, 2023

√ Release of our latest feature: the bedtime routine tool. √ Bug fixes and improvements.

Subscription plans

Sleep Cycle Kids Premium

Unlocks access to diary and library tab

$24.991 Year
7 Days trial
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Events

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Set up a bedtime routine

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Nov 1, 2023 Dec 1, 2023

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User reviews

i love the design, but it needs a lot of work.

truly a great app design. however, the predictions can be incredibly off creating nap times that i didn’t log so it leads to overlapping naps that won’t delete. also, the ios 18 update completely ruined the cry detector. it does not detect cries anymore. in addition to that, if your child falls asleep at (for example) 9pm the night before, and wakes up at 5:30am, but you forget to log it — the app will not let you log it. it assumes you mean the sleep started in the AM, not the PM, and the time scroll will not let you select PM. the app can be so incredibly frustrating when you have a baby just trying to log her sleep and more then half the time the app crashes out and you have to restart it. like i said, great design though! you can add nightly wake ups, the duration of those nightly wake ups (both without ruining the night sleep timer), and the predictions were accurate when the app didn’t default add naps i didn’t log. the cry detector was great too, (key word: WAS. the iOS 18 update ruined it) and even without the premium features, you could listen back to the cries from previous days.

this app has potential to be incredible. it needs a TON of fixes, hence why i deleted it. but, if those errors were fixed, the app would be one of the best kid/baby sleep apps out there!
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Shutting down

Been using for a few days and only recently it’s keeps shutting down

Response from developer

Hello there. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you.
Please reach out to kids@sleepcycle.com and we will assist you further.

Too Early

I love the design of this app. It has all sorts of promise. But it’s not there yet. Caretaker sharing is broken. Push notification messaging doesn’t align with what’s happening in the app (prompting you to put your kid asleep when they’ve been asleep for an hour, etc). As a long-time Sleep Cycle user, I look forward to revisiting when it’s more polished.
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Response from developer

Hi. Thank you so much for being a loyal Sleep Cycle user and for taking the time to provide us with your valuable feedback. We truly appreciate your support over the years. We're glad to hear that you love the design of our app and see its potential. Speaking of potential, we have released a lot of improvements and new features lately, and welcome you back to revisit the app and share any feedback that you may have. You can always reach out to kids@sleepcycle.com with questions and feedback.

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FAQ

Does Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle have ads?

No, Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle does not contain advertisements. It is a free app with optional in-app purchases for premium features.

What is the price of the Sleep Cycle Kids Premium subscription?

The Sleep Cycle Kids Premium subscription is available for $5.99 per month or $14.99 for three months. An annual plan is also offered at $24.99, which includes a 7-day free trial.

How accurate is the sleep tracking in Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle?

The app uses a cry detection sound algorithm for automatic detection of nightly wake-ups. Its smart sleep schedule is based on scientific research and adapts to your baby's specific needs.

What devices are supported by Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle?

Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle is supported on iPhones and Apple Watches, allowing for effortless logging and monitoring across devices.

How often is Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle updated?

The latest version of Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle is 1.0.20, which was last updated on November 2, 2023. Updates are released to improve functionality and add new features.

What age rating does Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle have?

Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for parents of young children. The app focuses on sleep routines for children aged 0-36 months.

Can multiple caregivers use Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle?

Yes, the app supports multiple caregivers and children, allowing for shared sleep logging and communication about a child's sleep patterns.

What is the user sentiment for Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle?

Based on the provided data, Baby Monitor by Sleep Cycle has a rating of 3.1 stars from 7 ratings. This suggests a mixed user sentiment, with some users finding value in its features.