Chicco Digital Baby Scale, White | Newborns & Babies (30g - 20kg), Electronic Baby Weighing Scale, LCD Display, Memorises Last Weight

In the current Covid crisis it has been really useful to have this at home. My baby was weighed by the midwife in clinic when he was 10 days old, and by the GP at 6 weeks old and on both occasions I decided to weigh him on these home scales to check how close they came to scales of the midwife & GP. In both cases the scales were spot on. I also used my kitchen scales to weigh a large bag of flour then compared it to these scales and got the same weight so I am very happy that they seem to be accurate. Very easy to use too, and a good shape for baby to lay on them. Worth the money imo especially as I breastfeed and wanted the reassurance that my baby was gaining weight properly. Would recommend.

I bought this to track my overweight rescue bunny's weight loss, so this review is for the small pet owners.The "last weight" is very handy for tracking weight loss/gain. And the fact it holds the display once it's decided the weight has stabilized is good. It means you can focus on keeping the pet on the thing, and calm, before having to take a reading.The surface is very smooth, which may be fine for dogs and cats, but because rabbit feet are furry they slide on it and panic. Simply placing a towel on top before turning it on, or taring it (and maybe putting a few treats on it) helped a lot. You could also use a carry case or box, but the surface is concave (to keep baby in place), which may make a case or box rock.Overall; no real complaints. It's a baby scale. It weighs small things.

Can only write a little review as I didn't keep this long- I passed it on to a friend with a newborn. I bought it along with a SECA 354 scale. I checked the accuracy of this to the SECA and they matched so I'm confident it was an accurate scale.The benefit of this chicco vs the SECA is how compact and flat this is. It arrived in a slim box too. I kept the SECA as it's the more expensive of the 2 and looks like it will last. The Chicco lost a star because it can't adapt for a toddler to stand on it, and only goes to 2 decimal places. The SECA does both of these.That said this Chicco is excellent and if you need a scale to help you check your newborn weight then I'm sure this will be fine. It measures accurately in a compact form, can convert between kg and pounds, and has a tare and memory. So for the price it's great, and my 1 star penalty shouldn't put you off. Also note it came with 2AA batteries which were taped into the inner packaging so don't throw that away before removing them!

This baby scale is lightweight and foolproof. It's also quite accurate (we tested it with some pasta packs and also compared the readings with the scale of the doctor whenever we had a scheduled visit.All in all, well worth the money.

The scales were purchased in prep for another lock down so I can still weight my baby in the safety of my own home. The scales are easy to use, lightweight and baby is happy to go on them. I’d recommend if your like me and you like to know you can check your babies weight from the comfort of your own home. I’d recommend these, as good quality and arrived perfectly on time and not over packaged

I was about to return it as it wouldn’t turn on using the batteries that came with it. I thought to try with others I had at home, as I couldn’t believe I was so unlucky to get a faulty item that wouldn’t turn on at least. It seems to be accurate. I tried first with one of the protectors that came inside the box. It showed 6 g. I added on the other one and showed 12g. I tried a pack of 500g of butter beans and the scale showed 500g. I weighed my baby then and showed the same weight twice. I’ll update this review in few weeks.

With no baby clinics being open due to Covid19 I decided to purchase these scales to keep an up to date record of my daughters weight. Extremely easy to use, easy to wipe clean and it's slim design means it's practical to store. You see your baby grow when you notice their clothes become more snug and you can see a difference in photos but its still nice to see they are gaining weight steadily. Thumbs up from us

I bought these for weighing my baby with during lockdown as the health visitors aren't doing weighing clinics currently. They are wildly inaccurate and I panicked as it seemed that my baby hadn't gained any weight in 4 weeks. Ended up weighing myself on normal scales and then again with my baby and working out the difference and turns out that she's fine and following a pattern in her growth chart. Weighed a variety of objects on them and they just aren't accurate. I think it's because the surface area of the scales is too big. A dish/bowl type scale on a smaller area of weighing would be more accurate in my opinion. Not worth the money I paid and I am sending them back for a refund.