Babylist Baby Registry

Name: Babylist Baby Registry
Rating: 4.9 (132939 reviews)
Author: BabyList Inc

By: BabyList Inc

One registry for any store

Features & Capabilities

Babylist is the universal registry app designed for expecting families. Add items from any store to a single registry, compare prices across retailers, and track your pregnancy with a weekly planner—all in one place.

Beyond registry management, Babylist offers guides, expert tips, a curated shop with 8,000+ items, and gifts like group gifts and cash funds. It grows with your family with milestone emails and future-ready features.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

BabyList Inc

Rating:

4.90

(132,939) 461 new ratings

Version:

1.36.417 Last updated: 2026-05-29

Version code:

886398784

Creation date:

2013-10-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

186.44MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 2,764 ▼ 3

Other rankings

#18 in baby keyword 7 ▼ 3

Other platforms

Babylist Baby Registry (v3.81.0)

1,909,157 4.82

(18,422)

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Developed by:

BabyList Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/babylist-baby-registry/id718582092

Website:

https://www.babylist.com/index

User Reviews

Users praise Babylist for centralizing registries across multiple retailers and for an easy-to-use checklist with purchase notifications. The top drawbacks are app glitches and reliability issues, limited gift card usability, a confusing UX that feels pushy toward Babylist’s marketplace, and imperfect Amazon integration. Overall, it’s a strong registry solution when it works, but reliability and UX concerns recur in multiple reviews.

Pros

Centralized, all-in-one registry with multi-retailer support (adds items from Amazon, Target, Carter's and more) for easy shopping across stores.
Easy-to-use interface with a helpful checklist and clear item categorization that simplifies registry setup and navigation.
Notifications and status updates (when items are purchased) along with features like discount alerts and a thank-you list to track gifts.
Broad retailer integration that streamlines the gift-buying process by aggregating items from different brands into one place.

Cons

Frequent glitches and reliability issues (loading problems, items not saving or appearing, overall registry instability).
Gift cards have limited usability (often only work on items in Babylist's own shop; no easy way to use them on third-party stores like Amazon; sometimes no gift card numbers provided).
Confusing user experience and push toward Babylist's marketplace (difficult search/navigation; perceived pressure to buy from Babylist's own shop rather than external retailers).
Incomplete or awkward integration with Amazon (not syncing as smoothly as advertised; may require extra effort or support to align items).

Recent reviews

Loved loved loved this registry! I got an update anytime someone bought something, and I liked how I could categorize items and organize my page how I wanted plus adding pictures to my profile (maternity shoot) really personalized my page. Easy to use for everyone involved 🥰

by Po*****, 2026-04-27

But when I come on there with the illusion I’m going to have a free box sent to me I don’t expect to pay shipping an handling .. then it’s not free

by Sa*****, 2026-04-26

Babylist is honestly one of the most frustrating platforms I’ve used. The idea is great, but the execution is terrible. Gift cards are basically useless unless you want to overpay for everything in their store, which completely defeats the purpose of having a flexible registry. The site is confusing, not user-friendly, and makes simple things like searching or reviewing items way harder than they should be. It feels like everything is designed to push you into their overpriced marketplace. I would not recommend using Babylist — there are much easier and more transparent registry options out there.