LittleLabelKnow what's behind the label.
Snap a baby or toddler product, or paste a store link. LittleLabel reads the ingredients and materials, checks them against your child's age, allergies and conditions, and shows a 0–100 score with every reason and its source.
iPhone. Ages 0–4. 7-day free trial on yearly and monthly plans.
Three steps, about a minute.
No accounts to link and nothing to type in the aisle.
Tell us about your child
Birthdate, feeding stage, any allergies or conditions. Each question says why it is asked.
Scan the label
Photograph the front or the ingredient panel, or paste a link from a store page. LittleLabel reads the ingredients and materials.
See the score and the why
A 0–100 score for that child, a plain verdict, the rules behind it, any recall notice, and better-scoring options.
A number you can check.
Every score comes with a "Why" list: what was found, which rule it hit, the public source behind the rule, and how many points it moved.
- Contains peanutOn Mia's allergy list−100
- Added sugarUnder 2 years−12
- No recall foundFDA & CPSC noticeschecked
Example rows for illustration. Real results depend on the product and your child's profile.
Everything they use, in one place.
Save the formula, lotion and snacks you actually use. Filter by favorites, recalled, or anything under 60, for each child.
Food, skin, sleep and play.
Formula and baby food, snacks, skincare and bath, diapers and wipes, clothing, nursery gear and toys.
Age
A newborn and a three-year-old need different things. Honey, salt, added sugar and choking sizes are weighed by your child's age in months.
Allergies
Milk, egg, peanut, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish, sesame, plus fragrance and latex. Listed allergens are flagged at the top of the result.
Conditions
Eczema, sensitive skin, reflux and more shape how fragrance, irritants and certain ingredients count.
Materials
For gear, toys and clothing, LittleLabel reads materials and any certification claims printed on the pack.
Recalls
Products are checked against U.S. FDA and CPSC recall notices in our database, with the notice shown when one matches.
Better options
When something scores low, LittleLabel suggests similar products that score higher for your child, with where to find them.
Built like a tool, not a feed.
What a score is, and isn't
A LittleLabel score is an automated estimate from the label text, images and public data we can find. It can be incomplete or wrong, and it is not medical, nutritional or safety advice. Always read the physical label, follow the manufacturer's instructions and age grading, and ask your pediatrician about your child. More in the FAQ.
