BabySitMe

BabySitMe

Realistic baby Simulation app

143 ratings
106 reviews
#49 in paid Education
📚 Education
🌟 Lifestyle
$3.99
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 21, 2019
  • August 13, 2021

Features

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About

This app simulates a baby's needs, guiding users through feeding, burping, and other care actions. It offers customizable schedules and unpredictable events to enhance role-playing with baby dolls.

Realistic 24-hour care schedule
Customizable simulation modes (Easy, Medium, Hard, Play)
Unpredictable care events
Name your baby
Age-group specific routines
Notifications for care needs and completion
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What's New in BabySitMe

1.1.775

August 13, 2021

- Colour scheme & logo - New mode (Routine) - New care events & cries - Routine mode tells you when Baby is asleep. - Cute sounds to let you know baby is awake and happy! -More information to help understand how the app works -Link to Facebook page for Realtime support

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Routine Newborn

Additional schedules for Routine Newborn

Charts

Top Paid

📈 49+10

Education

This app rose +10 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on August 11, 2026.

User reviews

Notifications sound

I LOVE this app. I’ve had it for maybe two years, and it makes roleplaying with my reborns so fun and realistic. One of my favorite things is how you can purchase different ages in routine mode because I have babies of different age groups. However, my only problem with the app is how short the notification sound lasts. I wish it would be endless crying or whatnot until you click to turn it off, or at least last longer than a few seconds. It kinda turns off the realism. Especially if I wanna leave the room for a moment and don’t notice the crying, so I come back and see the notification popped up on my screen but no noise because it ended. I really wish you guys could make it last longer, because if so, it would be so much better. But it’s still a really great app. I love it. 🤍
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Love it just not really loud

Love

Great use for my baby doll butt

Great app as a blind person trying to make their baby doll simulate a real baby however, something horribly weird happen when my previous my dad‘s payment card needed a new one my mom put my credit on my phone and now it now I had to re-purchase the schedules over again, but it said I had already purchased it. This is just so horrible and dumb. Why would you do this? I understand why you have to pay for the schedules in the routine but why are you telling me that I already purchased it when I did when it says that you haven’t I am so mad at this and do be to and sadly will be deleting the app if this doesn’t get fixed as much as I love this app, I don’t I can’t use routine, which is my favorite mode in the easiest mode for me to use
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This app is awesome

I don't like how you have to buy each age but i do understand why you have to buy to use routine! Its super realistic but i wish the sounds would keep running till you click on it like if the baby is crying or babbling! I think those things should get fixed but otherwise i love this app and rate it a 5!!!
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Response from developer

Hi Hattiekaywright!! Thank you so much for your 5-star review! We’re so glad you’re enjoying the app and finding it realistic. ❤️ Unfortunately, we’re limited by the phone’s operating system and the maximum length allowed for notification sounds. However, you can turn your notification banners to Persistent in your phone settings, which may help you notice alerts more easily and get the most out of the notification system. We really appreciate your feedback and will keep your suggestion in mind for future updates. Thank you for supporting BabySitMe! 😊

Time clock issues

I seem to be having frozen time clock issues for the 24 hr simulation.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Simulation mode not triggering events

Bug

Sound effects not working properly

Bug

Inconsistent notification behavior

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add more age options (preemie, toddler, etc.)

Feature

Implement longer crying/notification sounds

Feature

Allow multiple babies/dolls to be cared for

Feature

Add more varied care activities (tummy time, playtime, etc.)

Feature

Improve customization options

Feature

FAQ

What does the BabySitMe app do?

BabySitMe is a realistic baby simulation app designed to enhance role-playing with baby dolls. It replicates an infant simulator by providing a schedule of care events such as feeding, burping, and changing diapers, guiding users on how to care for their doll.

What are the key features of BabySitMe?

Key features include a realistic 24-hour care schedule, customizable simulation modes (Easy, Medium, Hard, Play), unpredictable care events to mimic a real baby, the ability to name your baby, and age-group specific routines. It also provides notifications for care needs and when care events are finished.

How much does BabySitMe cost?

The app is free to download and use, offering a free with in-app purchases monetization model. This means while the core functionality is available for free, there may be optional purchases within the app.

What age is BabySitMe recommended for?

The app is designed to be easy for all ages to use, but it is specifically recommended for ages 7 and above. This ensures that younger users can engage with the simulation while older users can appreciate the more detailed aspects of the care schedule.

How do I use BabySitMe with my baby doll?

To use the app, place your device next to your baby doll. The app will send notification sounds (cries) when the baby needs care. You then check the device for the specific need (e.g., feed, burp, change nappy) and act it out with your baby doll. Once the care is complete, the app will signal the end of the event.