Wake up
4°C and drizzle until noon. For the walk: transitional snowsuit, thin hat and the stroller rain cover.
for parents of little ones aged 0 to 4
Parento checks the weather, your little one’s age and your plans for the day, then tells you exactly what to put on, how to get there and what to pack. No guessing, and no long debates with grandma.
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6°C, feels like 2°C
Nap in 25 min
Wind 18 km/h
9:41
Hi, OliviaO
Warsaw, Praga6°feels like 2°C, drizzle
10:006°11:007°12:008°13:009°14:009°
For the 10:30 walk
Long-sleeve bodysuit
Tights
Knit sweater
Transitional snowsuit
Thin hat
Check the nape after 10 min
Zoe’s nap
21,5°in the room
1.0
1.0 TOG sleeping bag+ long-sleeve bodysuit
Wake window1 h 50 min of 2 h 15 min
Nap in 25 min
Walk to the park
StrollerCarrierCar seat
2.4 km, about 35 min
Rain starts in 40 min. Pack the rain cover.
Bag for 3 hours
6/6 packed
Nappies x4
Wet wipes
Spare outfit
Milk, 2 feeds
Stroller rain cover
Blanket
TulaParento assistant
Is 19°C in the bedroom too cold for my 5-month-old?
That is a great sleeping temperature. A long-sleeve bodysuit and a 2.5 TOG sleeping bag are enough. The nape should feel warm, not sweaty.
And at night?Show TOG
Move the slider and dress the baby.
This is the heart of Parento. Pick a temperature, an age and how you are heading out. You will see how many layers it really takes, and why.
6°C0-6 months
Today this is enough
This is a simplified preview. The app also counts wind, humidity, sunshine and the length of your walk.
Everything you check before heading out. In one place.
Six things every parent thinks about at the front door. Parento sorts them out before you finish tying your shoes.
Layers matched to the weather, age and time of day
Parento combines the hourly forecast with your child’s age and whether you are using a stroller or a carrier. You get a list of layers, not a vague “wrap up warm”.
- Hourly forecast for your location
- Feels-like temperature, wind and humidity
- A reminder to check the nape after 10 minutes
9°feels like 6°
Sleeping bag and pyjamas matched to the room temperature
Enter the bedroom temperature or connect a Bluetooth thermometer. Parento suggests the right TOG and what to put on underneath.
- TOG chart in line with safe sleep advice
- Wake windows counted from the last nap
- An alert when the room gets too warm at night
0.5 TOG24-27°C
1.0 TOG20-24°C
2.5 TOG16-20°C
3.5 TOG14-16°C
Room at 21.5°C
Stroller, carrier or car seat? Decided in a second
Parento checks your route, the weather along the way and your child’s age. It tells you when the carrier is the better call and when to take the stroller with a rain cover.
- Weather along the whole route, not just at the start
- Car seat rule: no bulky coats under the harness
- Routes sheltered from wind, with changing spots
Strollerwindy route
Carrierbest today
Car seatno snowsuit
A packing list that writes itself
Out for 3 hours, first the doctor and then the park? Parento counts the nappies, feeds and spare outfits.
- List based on how long you will be out
- Adds sunscreen, a rain cover or a blanket when needed
- One shared list for both parents
Nappies x4WipesSpare bodysuitBottleSunscreen
Air quality and sunshine, sorted
Air quality from the nearest monitoring station plus the UV index. When PM2.5 goes over the limit, Parento suggests a better time for your walk.
- PM2.5 and PM10 from the nearest station
- The best walking window of the day
- UV index and a sun hat reminder
PM2.5 18good quality
UV3
Best window: 10:00-12:30
Short tips for every week of your child’s life
What is happening in development right now, what sleep might look like and what to watch for. Written by midwives and paediatricians, read in 2 minutes.
- A tip for every week from birth to age 4
- Reminders for check-ups and vaccinations
- Notes for the doctor kept in one place
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Week 23
Your baby starts rolling from back to tummy. Use the play mat, not the sofa.
One day. Six fewer decisions to make.
Scroll through an ordinary Tuesday with Parento.
Walk
Wind picks up to 30 km/h. Pull the hood down and take the route through the park, it is more sheltered.
Nap
21°C in the bedroom. A 1.0 TOG sleeping bag and a long-sleeve bodysuit are enough.
Drive to grandma
Take the snowsuit off before buckling the car seat. Put the blanket on top of the fastened straps.
Bath time
Water around 37°C, bathroom at least 24°C. Get the towel ready beforehand.
Night
The room drops to 18°C before dawn. Switch to a 2.5 TOG sleeping bag.
Parento in real life
Less second-guessing. More time simply being together.
From getting dressed in the morning, through the daily walk, to a visit with grandma — we help exactly where everyday decisions happen.
Grandma mode. Because “put another jumper on him” is not a forecast.
Send grandma, grandad or the nanny a link to today’s outfit. They see exactly what you see: layers, nap plan and the packing list. No app to install and no account to create.
- Link valid for 24 hours
- Clear view with large text
- Add your own note
The whole crew knows what to do
Parents, grandparents, the nanny. Everyone sees the same plan, so nobody calls to ask “which shoes today?”.
Shared child profile
Age, clothing size, allergies and favourite blanket. Every carer has the same information.
Day plan for the nanny
Naps, meals and a walk with the outfit ready. The nanny sees it all on her phone.
Check-ups and vaccinations
A calendar of check-ups and vaccinations with a reminder the day before and a list of questions for the doctor.
Little wardrobe
Add the clothes you own. Parento builds outfits from what is in the wardrobe and tells you what is missing.
Notes and observations
First tooth, a fever at night, a new food. All dated and ready to show the doctor.
Tula, the AI assistant
Skip the forums. Ask Tula.
Tula knows your child’s age, the weather outside and the temperature in the room. She answers clearly and shows where the answer comes from: guidance from paediatricians, midwives and the WHO. When something needs a doctor, she says so plainly.
Tula does not diagnose. For a fever, a rash or breathing problems she always points you to a doctor.
Hi Olivia!How can I help today?
- Can I go for a walk at -8°C with a 2-month-old?
- How many layers at night when the room is 23°C?
- How do I dress my baby for the car seat in winter?
- Should we stay in on a smoggy day?
Numbers from the last 12 months
2.3m
outfit suggestions
84k
families in Poland and the UK
11min
less getting ready every day*
4.9/5
average app store rating
* Survey of 2,140 Parento users, June 2026.
Every suggestion is checked by people who know children
I make sure our newborn advice matches what I tell mums during home visits.
I review the rules on sleep, temperature and car seats. When guidelines change, we update the app within a week.
I look after the advice on wraps and carriers: how to dress the baby and yourself so nobody overheats.
What parents say
First winter with a newborn and zero panic before walks. I check Parento, get him dressed, and off we go.
Grandma mode saved our Sunday lunches. My mother-in-law checks the link herself and stopped adding a third jumper.
The packing list is gold. For the first time in months I came home with spare nappies, not without them.
First winter with a newborn and zero panic before walks. I check Parento, get him dressed, and off we go.
Grandma mode saved our Sunday lunches. My mother-in-law checks the link herself and stopped adding a third jumper.
The packing list is gold. For the first time in months I came home with spare nappies, not without them.
The TOG chart finally makes sense. I enter the thermometer reading and know which sleeping bag to grab.
Car seat and snowsuit: I had no idea it was a problem. Parento reminds me every time we drive.
The nanny gets the day plan on her phone and I no longer write essays on sticky notes.
The TOG chart finally makes sense. I enter the thermometer reading and know which sleeping bag to grab.
Car seat and snowsuit: I had no idea it was a problem. Parento reminds me every time we drive.
The nanny gets the day plan on her phone and I no longer write essays on sticky notes.
Is my child’s data safe?
Yes. We design Parento as if it were about our own children, because it is about them too.
Servers in the European Union
Your data lives in a data centre in Frankfurt. We do not transfer it outside the European Economic Area.
Encrypted at every step
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, biometric login on your phone.
We never sell data
No ads and no data trading. Delete your account and its full history with a single button.
Frequently asked questions
Is Parento free?
Yes. The Start plan is free forever and includes outfit suggestions, the TOG chart and the packing list. Plus and Family add the Tula assistant, grandma mode and a shared profile for several carers, among other things.
How does Parento know the weather?
We use hourly forecasts for your location and air quality data from the nearest monitoring station. You can also type your town in by hand if you prefer not to share your location.
What age is the app for?
From birth to the fourth birthday. Suggestions change as your child grows: a newborn in a carrycot gets different advice than a three-year-old running around the playground.
Does Parento replace a doctor?
No. Parento helps with everyday decisions but does not diagnose. If something worries you, contact your paediatrician or midwife. In an emergency call 112.
Does grandma need to install the app?
No. Grandma mode works in the browser. Send the link by text message and grandma sees today’s outfit without logging in.
How do I delete my account and data?
Go to settings and choose “Delete account”. We erase your data within 30 days and backups are overwritten within the following 30 days.
Your first walk with Parento is free. So are the next ones.
Download the app, add your little one and see what to wear for your next trip out. It takes less time than putting on one tiny shoe.
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Parento for family
Grandma, the nanny or dad on a work trip? Send them a link to the day plan. Works in the browser, nothing to install.