Nomlet

Is this food safe for your baby?

Photograph a meal, a snack or a label. Nomlet scores it for each of your children, by age and by allergy, in seconds.

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How it works

1

Add your children

Their name, date of birth and any allergies or intolerances. Every result is tailored to each of them.

2

Take a photo

A plate, a snack, a packet or an ingredients label. Nomlet works out what it is.

3

Get a score for each child

A 0 to 10 safety score per child with the reasons: age-appropriate texture, choking risk, salt, sugar, honey and listed allergens.

One photo, one answer per child

A food that is fine for a toddler can be the wrong one for a baby, or for a child with an allergy. Nomlet checks the same plate against each child you have added and tells you why.

Each day it can also suggest a meal and an activity for each child, matched to their age.

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Example result
Banana with peanut butter
Use caution
8

Kai, 11 months
Soft and mashed, fine at this age. Spread the peanut butter thinly so it is not a choking risk.

1

Mila, 3 years
Contains peanut, which is on Mila's allergy list. Avoid.

Free to try

Your first check is free. Nomlet Premium is an optional subscription that unlocks unlimited checks and daily ideas; it is billed through the App Store and you can cancel any time.

Nomlet gives general guidance from a photo. It is not medical advice and it cannot see everything on a plate. Always follow your paediatrician's guidance, especially for allergies and choking risk.