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Parento is not another feeding log. It answers the questions you ask yourself at the front door. Scroll, and the phone next to the text shows each feature.

Weather outfit

Hourly forecast, feels-like temperature, wind and humidity, plus your child’s age and how you are heading out. The result is a clear list of layers, in the order you put them on.

  • Different advice for a newborn and a running three-year-old
  • Accounts for the carrier, because your body keeps baby warm too
  • Reminds you to check the nape after 10 minutes

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Sleep and TOG

Enter the bedroom temperature or connect a Bluetooth thermometer. Parento picks the sleeping bag TOG and what goes underneath, and reacts at night if the room gets too warm.

  • TOG chart in line with safe sleep guidance
  • Wake windows counted from the last nap
  • A quiet alert when the temperature jumps by 2°C

16-20°Crecommended bedroom temperature

How to travel

Stroller, carrier or car seat? Parento looks at the route, the weather on the way and your child’s age. If rain is coming, it reminds you about the rain cover. If you drive, it reminds you to take the snowsuit off.

  • Weather along the whole route, not just at the start
  • Changing and feeding spots on the way
  • Car seat rule: no bulky coats under the harness

1,240changing spots mapped in Warsaw

Bag

The packing list is built from how long you will be out, your child’s age and the weather. Three hours out with a 7-month-old is a different list than an hour at the playground with a two-year-old.

  • Nappies, feeds and spare outfits counted for you
  • Sunscreen, a rain cover or a blanket when the weather calls for it
  • Shared list: you or your partner can tick items off

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Tula, the AI assistant

Ask a question the way you would ask a friend. Tula knows your child’s age, the weather and the room temperature. She answers briefly and always shows where the advice comes from.

  • Sources: guidance from paediatricians, midwives and the WHO
  • Points you to a doctor when symptoms come up
  • Conversations are never used to train models

24/7including 3 am

Getting started

  1. 1

    Add your little one

    Name, date of birth and clothing size. That is all it takes for age-matched suggestions.

  2. 2

    Choose your place

    Share your location or type in your town. Parento fetches the forecast and air quality.

  3. 3

    Head out calmly

    Before every planned trip you get a short suggestion. In the morning, before you start hunting for the hat.

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Smog and UV

PM2.5 and PM10 from the nearest monitoring station plus the UV index. When the air is bad, Parento shows the best walking window of the day.

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Week 23

Your baby starts rolling from back to tummy. Use the play mat, not the sofa.

Week by week

A short tip for every week from birth to the fourth birthday. Plus a calendar of check-ups and vaccinations and notes you can show the doctor.

Grandma mode

One link that opens in any browser. Large text, today’s outfit, the nap plan and your note. The link expires after 24 hours.

parento.app/g/zoe-7KQ2
Good morning, Helen!

Zoe’s walk today at 11:00

8°C, no wind

  • Long-sleeve bodysuit
  • Sweater
  • Snowsuit
  • Thin hat

Mum, the blanket is in the basket under the stroller. Nap around 1 pm. Thanks! Olivia

Nap: 1:00 pm

Works with what you already have

Parento connects to the devices and apps you already use. Nothing to buy.

  • Bluetooth thermometers
  • iOS and Wear OS watches
  • Your phone calendar
  • Morning notifications
  • Home screen widgets
  • Accounts for carers

See what to wear tomorrow.

Parento is free. Installing takes a minute and your first suggestion appears straight away.

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