Choose today’s outfit
Get suggestions based on local weather, your child’s age, and their activity. Today’s outfit guidance for one child is free.
Tiny Weather turns your local forecast into outfit suggestions for babies and toddlers—based on their age, the weather, and whether they’re riding in a stroller or walking.
Free to start on iPhone and Android.

From forecast to outfit
Add your child, choose your location, and tell Tiny Weather whether they’re in a stroller or walking. The app uses the forecast to suggest clothing, with required and optional items clearly listed.
See how Tiny Weather works →Less guesswork when you’re getting ready.
Get suggestions based on local weather, your child’s age, and their activity. Today’s outfit guidance for one child is free.
With Premium, use the room temperature to explore sleepwear and sleep bag TOG suggestions, then follow your bag’s instructions and check your baby.
Premium adds more forecast days and trip packing lists based on your destination’s weather, trip length, and children travelling.
Find a starting point for the weather, then adjust for your child.
How temperature, wind, and your outing affect the layers you choose.
A quick clothing reference from 0°C to 30°C, with Fahrenheit too.
Clothing ideas for children who walk, run, and stop to play.
Tiny Weather is a baby weather app for parents. It turns the local forecast into a simple outfit recommendation for your child, based on temperature, wind, rain, age, and whether you are using a stroller or walking.
Yes. You can use Tiny Weather for free with one child and today’s outfit recommendations. Premium unlocks extra children, future forecast days, trip packing lists, and sleepwear and TOG guidance.
Tiny Weather is built for babies and toddlers, from newborns through early childhood. Outfit advice changes with age, because a 3-month-old in a stroller and a walking toddler do not need the same layers.
No. Outfit and sleepwear suggestions are informational only. You remain responsible for your child’s clothing, safety, and wellbeing. Use your judgment and talk to a clinician if you have health concerns.