Baby Hazel Newborn Baby

Name: Baby Hazel Newborn Baby
Rating: 3.4 (82 reviews)
Author: Axis Entertainment Limited

By: Axis Entertainment Limited

Family

Features & Capabilities

Baby Hazel Newborn Baby extends the beloved series with 11+ newborn games in an ad-free, family-friendly care adventure. Join Hazel as she welcomes her baby brother Matt and learns to care for him, offering a wholesome caregiving experience for kids.

Players help set up the crib, play with baby Matt, soothe him to sleep, and fulfill his needs on time to keep Hazel happy and confident in her new role as a big sister.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Kids Education

By:

Axis Entertainment Limited

Rating:

3.40

(82)

Version:

5.3 Last updated: 2023-04-14

Version code:

855846164

Creation date:

2014-07-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

105.32MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 181,351 ▼ 158

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Developed by:

Axis Entertainment Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/baby-hazel-newborn-baby/id892726001

Website:

http://www.babyhazelgames.com

User Reviews

The app is valued for its fun and nostalgic feel and some educational aspects, but is hampered by pervasive ads, frequent criticism of Hazel’s crying, unrealistic age portrayal, unsettling audio/graphics, and occasional bugs that disrupt gameplay.

Pros

Entertaining and fun gameplay that many reviewers enjoyed
Nostalgic appeal for players who previously played Baby Hazel
Perceived educational value about caregiving and handling common situations
Kid-friendly/family-oriented vibe that some users appreciate for younger players

Cons

Excessive, non-stop ads that disrupt gameplay
Hazel's crying/annoying behavior is frequently criticized
Unrealistic portrayal of a preschooler (e.g., using a phone, being home alone)
Creepy or off-putting audio and character visuals (sound effects and character designs)
Technical glitches and unresponsive controls that hinder play