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BabyWeigh™ II Scale | Medela

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The BabyWeigh II Scale provides accurate measurement of baby's weight just before and just after breastfeeding. The difference between these two weights equals breast milk intake.

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Features & Benefits

  • Stable low-profile design: Designed to take up little space in your home while providing a comfortable, sturdy and contoured space for weighing your baby.
  • Lightweight and portable: Weigh your child any place, any time.
  • Easy to use push-button weight measurement and easy to read LCD display: Makes confirming your baby's weight and breast milk intake simple.
  • Zero button accounts for blanket weight: Keep baby warm while getting an accurate weight.
  • Displays weights in 2 gram increments.
  • Measures breast milk intake for infants up to 44 lbs: Know that as your baby continues to grow you can track how much milk he/she is taking in.

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Product Description

Ideal for both professional and home use.

Regular calibration of the BabyWeigh II Scale is required to maintain accuracy. This procedure requires two certified 10 kg Class F test weights, which are not included with the Baby Weigh II Scale. Please refer to the instructions for the calibration procedures.

The two certified 10 kg Class F test weights can be purchased through Uline or any vendor of your choice.  Get information on how to purchase the S-15295 Uline calibration weights

See the BabyWeigh II quick start card

What's Included

  • 1 - BabyWeigh™ II Scale
  • 1 - Power supply
  • Instruction manual
  • Quickstart card

Specifications

General

  • Power: Internal battery or AC adaptor

Dimensions

  • Unit Weight: 10.1 lbs
  • Unit Size/Packaging: 16.1 X 23.6 X 6.2

Warranty

  • 1 year limited

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Helpful Videos

Ideal for both professional and home use.

Regular calibration of the BabyWeigh II Scale is required to maintain accuracy. This procedure requires two certified 10 kg Class F test weights, which are not included with the Baby Weigh II Scale. Please refer to the instructions for the calibration procedures.

The two certified 10 kg Class F test weights can be purchased through Uline or any vendor of your choice. Get information on how to purchase the S-15295 Uline calibration weights

See the BabyWeigh II quick start card

  • 1 - BabyWeigh™ II Scale
  • 1 - Power supply
  • Instruction manual
  • Quickstart card

General

  • Power: Internal battery or AC adaptor

Dimensions

  • Unit Weight: 10. 1 lbs
  • Unit Size/Packaging: 16.1 X 23.6 X 6.2

Warranty

  • 1 year limited

The 3 Best Baby Scales

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Best Overall Baby Scale


Unicherry Scale


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$37.99

(28% off)
at Amazon

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Tray Dimensions: 23 3/4" X 10" | Weight Range: 0.11-220 lb

REASONS TO BUY

Stable

Accurate

Measurements on the tray

REASONS TO AVOID

Center might pinch

The Unicherry Scale is a fantastic contender with the best attributes in this lineup. This accurate scale has a stable base, can convert to an adult scale, and comes with a large tray with printed measurements to keep track of your baby's length. We like that this option has a simple assembly and comes with useful instructions, batteries, protective packaging, and an adorable wall growth chart. There isn't much not to love about this scale.

The Unicherry has a two-piece tray that easily slides together and fits in an oval hole on the scale base. While this process is easy and keeps packaging small, it creates a centerline with the smallest gaps. We worry it might be able to pinch bare skin, though we didn't experience this. The Unicherry is identical to the Mommed Scale, but it is less expensive, making it better in our book. Overall, we are impressed with this scale and think many families will use it for years beyond babyhood.

The UNicherry is the best overall scale in the bunch and comes with a cute growth chart too!Some assembly is required with the Unicherry

Best on a Budget


Salter Baby Scale


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$47. 84

(10% off)
at Amazon

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Tray Dimensions: 21 1/2" X 9 1/2" | Weight Range: 0-44 lbs

REASONS TO BUY

Stable

Accurate

Big Buttons

REASONS TO AVOID

Curved sides limit the baby's size

Shorter tray

Trouble changing units

We like the Salter Baby Scale for its large buttons, substantial base, and accurate readings. This scale comes well-packaged, and it feels unlikely to tilt. It also has a curved tray for the baby, which seems more suitable for infants than the flat tray on some of the competitors.

The Salter Scale appears to be the Health O Meter, which currently costs less, but this seems to change frequently. This scale requires a 9-volt battery (you need to supply one), and most folks don't keep these on hand. This option and its twin (the Health O Meter) struggled with unit change, and we had to repeatedly push the button with inconsistent results. However, you'll probably only do this one time. Also, this scale has parts you need to install to convert into a stand-up scale for older children, and we suspect most parents will lose these parts or accidentally throw them away. You also need to assemble this version, which isn't required with its virtual twin. The assembly isn't complicated, but it seems unnecessary since the twin doesn't require it. We think this is a good scale, with simple features and a more comfortable tray. We suggest you check the Health O Meter price before buying whichever product costs less.

The Salter requires some assembly unlikes its twin.The Health O Meter and the Salter are virtually impossible to tell apart with the only real difference being words on the buttons vs words below on the buttons.

Our Favorite for Easy Use


Newline Baby Scale


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$47.65

(8% off)
at Amazon

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Tray Dimensions: 20 3/4" X 8 3/4" | Weight Range: 0-46 lbs

REASONS TO BUY

Easy-to-use buttons

Big display

Curved sides

REASONS TO AVOID

Short and narrow tray

The Newline Baby Scale comes preassembled and includes batteries. It has big, useful buttons that provide a satisfying click and tactile sensation that confirms you pressed them, unlike some competitors. This scale is accurate and stable, with a larger display that is easy to read and use. It gets the job done without bells or whistles, and we appreciate the simplicity of the design.

This scale has one of the shortest and narrowest trays in the review, and since it doesn't convert to a stand-up scale for bigger kids, it has the shortest shelf life in the group. However, you aren't likely to need it for most babies after infancy, and it may not matter that it only does one thing since it does it well. We like that this scale is ready to go out of the box with nothing to learn or assemble. If you want to weigh your infant and move on with your day, then we think you'll love the simplicity, the softer tray, and the satisfying button click of this easy-to-use product.

The Newline comes preassembled and is ready to go with included batteries.The NewLine offers out of the box use and little knowhow.

Impressive but Expensive


Mommed Baby Scale


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$38.99

(38% off)
at Amazon

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Tray Dimensions: 23 3/4" X 10" | Weight Range: 0.11-220 lb

REASONS TO BUY

Stable

Accurate

Measurements on the tray

REASONS TO AVOID

Center might pinch

The Mommed Baby Scale is an accurate scale with three easy-to-assemble parts and batteries to boot with a setup time of under a minute with no real need for the manual. It appears to be identical to the UniCherry scale that ranks higher, but it lacks the fun growth chart that came with its twin and is usually more expensive. The user interface is easy to understand, and everything works as it should. The Mommed comes well packaged, has a nice-sized tray, and converts to a regular scale by removing the tray.

This scale has a two-part tray that leaves the thinnest of gaps in the middle line that could pinch bare skin. We suggest a light blanket on the scale to avoid this concern. Also, if this is the scale for you, we recommend double-checking prices and considering the Unicherry before you buy. As we gave its virtual twin our highest award, you can bet we like this scale. However, we don't believe in paying more for an identical product and recommend comparing pricing before buying.

The Mommed is easy to use but does require assembly of the three parts.The Unicherry and Momed are identical in every way but the name of the brand.

Its Twin is Potentially Better


Health O Meter Scale


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$59.99

(5% off)
at Amazon

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Tray Dimensions: 21 1/2" X 9 1/2" | Weight Range: 0-44 lbs

REASONS TO BUY

Stable

Accurate

Big Buttons

REASONS TO AVOID

Curved sides might not fit bigger babies

Shorter tray

Trouble changing units

The Health O Meter Scale is an impressive scale. It comes preassembled with a sturdy base and big easy-to-push buttons. It is accurate and straightforward with an ergonomically shaped tray that may suit smaller babies better than the flatter trays we saw on competitors. This scale came in generic packaging that likely helped keep the price down, and for that, we love it. It can also convert to a scale suitable for older children extending its lifespan, which is useful and uncommon in baby gear.

This scale has a relatively short tray compared to the other contenders. This design could potentially make it challenging to use with older babies. While it converts to a standing scale, this conversion requires tools and parts we suspect sleep-deprived parents will likely lose long before they need them. It also uses a 9-volt battery (sold separately), which is a bummer as most people don't have those on hand. Last, we had difficulty switching between kg, lbs, and oz, with a seemingly random number of button pushes to make the change, and it seemed different every time we did it. However, we suspect most parents will only change the units on first use, and for the price, we think you'll like the sturdy feel and comforting curve of the baby tray enough to overlook this minor and infrequent annoyance. We recommend checking out the Salter Scale price before buying and choosing whichever option is less expensive as they are virtually identical.

The Health O Metter is a budget-friendly scale with much to offer.The large buttons on the Health O Meter are easy to use but the display screen can be hard to see from some angles.

Super Large Tray


Kazetec Scale


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$49.99

(23% off)
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Tray Dimensions: 26" X 10 1/4" | Weight Range: 0-220 lbs

REASONS TO BUY

Accurate

Longer tray

REASONS TO AVOID

Can tip without weight

Middle tray crack

The long tray on the Kazetec Scale is perfect for taller babies or pets. It is flat and has measurements printed on the surface to track height and weight precisely. We like that this scale is accurate, has a simple interface, and has a backlit display.

This scale is tilty when there is no weight on the tray, resulting in loud noises waking a sleeping infant or plain annoyance. It also has a split tray with the smallest centerline that could potentially pinch naked little ones. We recommend leaving a blanket or towel on the scale for this reason and comfort[. Overall, we like this scale.

The Kazetec has a long tray and an almost identical design to the SoTech but it doesn't plug in.The Kazetec does come with a handy measuring tape and some simple assembly required.

Dated and Clunky


My Weigh Ultra Baby


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$59.99

(25% off)
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Tray Dimensions: 23" X 10 3/4" | Weight Range: 0-55lbs

REASONS TO BUY

Solid and stable

Nice buttons

REASONS TO AVOID

Requires tool assembly

Clunky and harder to move

Converts to shipping scale

The My Weigh Ultra Baby feels like a dated baby scale you might find in your doctor's office. It has a larger user interface that is detachable and a backlit display screen for easy viewing. We like the tray pad with the scale and the curved ergonomic feel of the softer plastic tray.

This scale is the only one that requires assembly with a tool, and the directions are virtually useless with no writing and blueprint schematic pictures. It also comes with extra parts to convert it to a shipping scale, but this isn't clear in the instructions, and we couldn't figure out what you'd do with them if you did want to ship something. Despite being accurate and sturdy, it doesn't feel nursery-friendly, and the excessive C-size batteries and required screwdriver place it at the end of our list.

The Ultra has a dated and clunky look and feel.The buttons on the Ultra baby are easy to use and make a satisfying click sound.

So many of the scales in this lineup had twins, but despite their identical natures they sported different price tags.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff


Why You Should Trust Us

Wendy Schmitz, Senior Review Editor, heads up the baby scale review with a background in human sciences and veterinary medicine and vast experience with all things scale from infant scales to weighing horses; Wendy has seen it all. She has been a member of the BabyGearLab family since 2014, with experience testing and rating everything from strollers and car seats to lotions and baby wipes. We selected the top scales on the market and put them through rigorous, side-by-side testing to determine which options are the best at what they do and struggled to make the copycat cut.

The Unicherry interface is easy to use and lights up.The UniCHerry has a nice sized tray that is virtually flat with printed measurements for easy height measuring.

Analysis and Test Results

We purchased and tested impressive baby scales side-by-side, hands-on, to find the best options for keeping track of your baby's growth. We tested each scale for accuracy, ease of use, and quality.

All of the scales were accurate to each other and to our known hand weights in both kg and lbs.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff


Accuracy

An inaccurate scale is virtually useless. Results need to be accurate and consistent day after day. When it comes to a baby's weight and growth, if it is off even by a couple of ounces, it could indicate a problem or issue that merits a doctor's call or visit, so your new scale must tell the truth and nothing but the truth. This fact is even more true for babies with medical issues or premies who need regular weight monitoring.

All of the scales in this review were accurate and reported identical weights compared to the competition. Whether using live subjects or hand weights with known values, each scale gave the same answer as the rest, leading us to believe they are all as accurate as they can be. Every product also reported the correct results for the hand weights.

The Newline has a big display that you can easily read even from a distance.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff


Ease of Use

A helpful scale should be easy to use with no confusion or hard-to-decipher user interfaces. Weighing your baby could already pose some problems if they are tired or squirmy, so the last thing you need is a frustrating scale with complicated features. We prefer straightforward products that require limited buttons to use. The best in our tests are the Unicherry and the Mommed, which appear to be identical scales with large trays, easy press buttons, quick tare / zero responses, and a no-nonsense, sizeable, digital display with backlighting. The NewLine Scale is also easy to use with simple buttons that give a satisfying click sound / feel when pressed, and the baby tray has a useful curve on the edges to keep tiny little ones well-contained. It also has one of the largest displays in the group, making it easy to read despite the lack of backlighting. For use in a clinic or doctor's office, you might appreciate these subtle differences that are arguably easier for multiple people with different experience levels.

The instructions for the Ultra Baby are not that useful.There are multiple parts to the Ultra Baby and many of them do not apply to the baby scale at all. It is the only option that requires a tool to setup.

The most challenging product to set up in this group is the My Weigh Ultra. It requires assembly, is the only one that needs tools, and has hard-to-decipher instructions with no text. Also, extra parts are included to use it as a shipping scale, and it isn't immediately clear which parts you use for which setup. This option also takes C batteries (not included), making it one of the few that comes without batteries and is a battery size most people don't have on hand. While the scale isn't hard to use, it sports a unit change button off to the side. Once you know the location, it isn't a big deal, but it could pose more of a problem down the road if multiple people are using it.

Touching the buttons on the SoTech without weight on the scale can cause the scale to tip.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff

The Kazetec Scale design means pressing the buttons causes the scale to tilt. This issue is less troublesome when a baby is on the scale to counterbalance the pressure, but when you turn it on and push tare, the scale is empty and bangs around when tilting. This is a minor issue and doesn't affect its usability, but it feels like a design flaw, in our opinion. Also, should you hope to seamlessly transfer a sleeping baby to the scale without waking them, the banging of the tilting scale might do just that, and waking a sleeping baby is always unwise, in our opinion.

The Mommed and the Unicherry both have a backlit display screen.The SoTech is the only option that plugs in but you'll probably want to buy a longer USB cable and wall adapter if you plan to use it.

Quality

Not all scales are equal when it comes to quality. We considered each product's construction, materials, and whether they feel stable and durable enough to hold up to wiggly little ones that could be lying or sitting unassisted. If the scales feel wobbly, thin, or unsupportive, that could leave you reluctant to use them as your baby gets bigger. Also, if they don't seem to work consistently, that might indicate a potential quality control problem you'll want to know about before you make your purchase.

The unit measurement button didn't seem to work well on either twin as it took multiple presses to get any change to happen.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff

We had the most trouble with the Salter and Health O Meter, which appear to be the same scale with different brand names. We struggled to change the unit measurements with both scales, and it took repeated button pushes to achieve the desired results. This issue occurred for multiple users and could be frustrating if your baby is crying or upset and you are fussing around trying to get the scale from ounces to pounds. This feels like a quality issue, as it should be a simple push for the unit type to change. The My Weigh Ultra, also seemed to suffer from some quality issues in our tests. It is the heaviest, and it feels dated and clunky. It has very stiff plastic parts, and some parts aren't necessary for use as a baby scale. Even if you hope to switch to a shipment scale later (why?), the additional parts could be hard to find. In short, this scale didn't feel as high-tech or as well-designed as the competition, and we weren't impressed in our side-by-side comparisons. The best in the group are the UniCherry and the Mommed. Both are sturdy, work as they should, come with batteries, are easy to put together, and include a tape measure.

The top baby scale contenders on the market were tested side-by-side and hands-on in this extensive review to find the best.

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff


Conclusion

If you need to track or monitor your baby's growth or weight gain, a baby scale could be necessary for your nursery. Finding an accurate and helpful scale shouldn't be challenging. We believe the details from our testing in this review can help you find the right product for your situation. This lineup includes the award winners we'd recommend to a friend and those we think most families can skip saving money and frustration.

374 - Seca Infant Scale

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SECA-374 baby scales are designed for weighing newborn babies and monitoring their weight gain. They have a deep, safe and child-friendly weight bowl in the form of a cradle. SECA-374 scales measure the baby's weight with high accuracy (error not more than 0.3%). They also have an automatic weight gain detection mode, convenient for breastfeeding control. The weighing results are displayed on a bright display with large numbers and are clearly visible from any angle of view, in any light. nine0015

The main feature of the SECA-374 baby scale is the ability to wirelessly transfer weighing results to a remote printer (SECA-466, SECA-465) or computer (with a SECA wireless adapter and special software). Weighing data can be printed out along with the date and time of the measurement. It is convenient to attach such a printout to a medical record later. Weighing results can also be stored on a computer, collecting statistics on the weight gain of a large number of children. In the future, such statistics will help the pediatrician draw conclusions about the development of his little patients. nine0015

SECA-374 scales are intended for use in children's medical centers, clinics, rehabilitation and health institutions, as well as development centers, nurseries. The use of the SECA-374 scale is an opportunity to keep up with the times, using the latest technologies to ensure the comfort of children, their parents and doctors.

Medical scales of the SECA brand are not subject to VAT and can be verified (the cost of verification is not included in the price of the scales).

Seca-374 baby scale features:

  • The stabilization function allows you to accurately determine the weight of a moving child.
  • "Hold" function (can be activated manually or automatically): The weight reading is held on the display until the balance is switched off.
  • The tare compensation mode allows you to ignore the weight of the diaper, diaper, baby clothes.
  • Automatic determination of the difference between two weighings allows you to measure the amount of breast milk eaten by the baby in one feeding. nine0004
  • The balance switches off automatically if it has not been used for one minute.
  • Sound indication of button presses and measurement process (can be disabled).
  • Overload indication.
  • Low battery indication.
  • Easy cleaning and disinfection of scales.
  • Height-adjustable feet help keep the balance perfectly horizontal.

Options:
  • The SECA-374 balance can be used with the SECA-417 mobile height meter. nine0004
  • SECA-466, SECA-465 printers with 360° Wireless.
  • SECA "Analytics-105" software.
  • USB adapter for wireless communication with SECA-456 computer.
  • SECA-418 leg and head supports.
  • SECA-447 network adapter.

Specifications:

Maximum weight limit 20 kg
Scale division 0 to 10kg - 5g
10 to 20kg - 10g
Accuracy class III (medium)
Display type LCD, digit height 21 mm
Power supply with 6 AA batteries
Operating temperature range +10°C to +40°C
Balance dimensions 620x190x358 mm
Weight 3. 6 kg
Warranty 2 years

Manuals

  • PDF SECA 374 User Manual

Certificates

  • PDF Description of the type of SECA measuring instrument
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    How to choose a baby scale

    Regular weight measurement allows you to monitor your child's development in accordance with the norms. In addition, knowing the exact weight is indispensable for calculating the dosage of the drug.

    Different types of weights are used for different age categories. Baby bath scales allow you to control weight gain in a newborn. They are especially needed for toddlers and babies who are a little in a hurry to be born. nine0015

    When the child grows up and begins to stand confidently, another type is used - floor scales.

    Consider what to look for when choosing baby scales.

    Content

    • Mechanical scales
    • Electronic scales
    • Choice Criteria
    • How to choose floor children's scales

    • Libra . It is necessary to lay a diaper on it, and it is better to undress the baby himself. If weighing in clothes, do it each time in the same things so as not to distort the result. nine0015

      Scales are of two types.


      Mechanical

      Such a device does not need power, has a fairly high accuracy. These scales are durable and low cost. But still, mechanical scales do not have useful options, and they also have large dimensions.


      Electronic

      Such scales are most popular due to the presence of additional functions:

      • measurement accuracy up to 1–5 g;

      • memory for the last measurements;

      • tare compensation (deducting the weight of the diaper).

      More advanced models can play melodies so that the baby does not cry. When choosing electronic scales, pay attention to the presence of weight stabilization. It will show the correct weight, even if the baby is actively moving.


      Selection criteria

      When searching for the right model, pay attention to the following:

      • Cup size: it can be from 30 to 60 cm long. The larger it is, the more convenient it will be to weigh a grown baby.

      • Sides: They should be high enough so that the child does not roll off.

      • Permissible weight: many models can weigh up to 20 kg, but there are scales with a weight limit of up to 30–40 kg. nine0015

      • Power type: electronic models can be powered by batteries, accumulator or mains. Here the choice depends only on personal preferences.

      • Bowl type: it can be removable, and scales can serve as floor scales.

      If you choose an electronic model, immediately decide what options you need:

      When weighing a child, the main thing is not to get carried away. It is not uncommon for mothers to become addicted and weigh their baby several times a day before and after feeding. Soon it begins to seem to them that the child is malnourished, and this necessarily affects the emotional state of the mother. It is best to put your baby on the scale once a week. More often - according to the testimony of a doctor. nine0015

      How to choose a baby scale

      Here, first of all, you should pay attention to the colors. It is she who distinguishes children's scales from adults and attracts fidgets to weigh themselves. Look for a cute model to your liking or let the little owner of the device make a choice directly.

      When choosing floor scales for children, you should consider: