Tiny WeatherHow a forecast becomes an outfit
Tiny Weather does not just show 12°C and a cloud icon. It answers what to put on your child for that hour, in that place, at that age.
Add your child
Name, birth date, and how they tend to run — warmer, cooler, or typical. Age changes the recommendation: a newborn in a stroller is not dressed like a walking four-year-old.
We read the weather that actually matters
The app uses local conditions, including feels-like temperature, rain, wind, and humidity. Wind on a 10°C day is not the same as still air. A stroller sits in that airflow; a running toddler generates heat.
You get a layer list
Required and optional items — bodysuit, trousers, jacket, hat, rain gear, and so on. Check the chest or neck outdoors, then add or remove a layer. The app is a starting point, not a substitute for looking at your child.
What Tiny Weather does not do
It does not diagnose illness, guarantee your child will be comfortable, or replace your judgment. Weather changes. Recommendations are informational. If you are unsure, dress in layers you can remove and check your child often.
Get today’s outfit in the app
Free to start on iPhone and Android.
