My City : Newborn baby
What specific activities can my child do in My City: Newborn Baby?
Your child can dress up the baby, feed it, change diapers, decorate the nursery, and take the baby to locations like a park, toy store, or doctor's office. There are also mini-games like matching baby items, and the virtual city has interactive objects like a movable stroller.
Why does the app ask for access to my photos and storage?
The app requests access to photos and storage for features like saving screenshots or sharing creations, but the privacy policy also mentions third-party analytics and advertising identifiers. If you're concerned about data collection, you can deny these permissions and still play the core game without issue.
The app keeps crashing when I switch locations quickly—how can I fix this?
Crashes when switching locations too fast are a known issue on devices like the iPhone 15 Pro. To avoid this, try moving between locations more slowly, and make sure your app is updated to the latest version from the App Store.
How do I deal with the constant in-app purchase pop-ups for coins?
The app frequently prompts for coins to unlock new rooms or outfits, which can disrupt play. You can manage this by setting your device to require a password for all purchases, or by explaining to your child that some items require parent permission before buying.
How does My City: Newborn Baby compare to Toca Life World for kids?
Both apps offer open-ended pretend play, but My City focuses specifically on baby care with simpler tap-and-drag controls, making it better for younger kids like 5-year-olds. Toca Life World has more locations and characters, but it also relies on in-app purchases, while My City has a lower upfront cost.
