Baby scales

Capacity and resolution as labeled. Not for measuring feeds.

  • 8models tracked
  • $99.99price range
  • 44 lb–330 lbcapacity

All 8 baby scales

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Baby scales side by side

Sorted by the smallest increment the maker lists in ounces. Capacity and increments are as published, in the maker's units.

ProductCapacityIncrementsUnitsTareHold
GROWNSY Digital Baby ScaleUp to 330 lb0.1 oz increment (per product image text)lb:oz, oz, lb, g, kgYesYes
Hatch Grow Smart Changing Pad & Scale0 to 44 lbsRounds to a quarter ounce (0.25 oz) per help pagePounds and ounces (shown in the Hatch app)––
Greater Goods Smart Baby Scale (Bluetooth)66 lb–Pounds, kilograms, or pounds and ounces––
Beurer BY90 Digital Baby Scale with app20 kg5 gkg, lb, ozYesYes
Momcozy Multi-Function Baby Scale (weight + height)0.1 lb / 50 g to 330 lb / 150 kg–lb:oz, oz, lb, g, kg––
Beurer BY80 Baby & Pet Scale20 kg–kg, lb, ozYesYes
Baby Patent AquaScale 3-in-1 Digital Baby Scale, Thermometer & Tub–Displays baby's precise weight down to the ounce (or grams)Pounds + Ounces or Kilograms (LB: OZ to KG)––
Safety 1st Smart Family Scale0-330 lbs. (150 kg); removable baby tray for little ones up5g up to 22 lbs. and 10g above thatounces, pounds, or kilograms–Yes

Shortlist: 3 models, each highest or lowest on one spec

Ranked on the maker's published numbers only. Not a safety or quality rating.

What to look for in baby scales

The range across every tracker, app, or scale here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Capacity

The top weight the maker lists, in pounds as published.

Typical: 66 lb to 330 lb. 5 of 8 list it. Highest capacity: Multi-Function Baby Scale (weight + height).

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Questions about baby scales

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Can a home scale measure a feed?

Fever, medicine and illness: see the AAP's health issues pages. In an emergency, call 911. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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