Cotokim

Baby layette by city climate

Cotokim helps expecting parents in Brazil, the United States and Mexico plan the baby's layette. Tell it the city and the month and year the baby is due, and it builds a checklist sized to the local climate in the first months: how many bodysuits, sleepers, socks and other items to have in each size, split into what to have before the birth, up to six months, and later.

What you can ask

We're due in January and live in Chicago. What baby clothes should we have ready?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://cotokim.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Tools for planning a baby's layette (enxoval: the clothes and essentials for the first months) in Brazil, the United States and Mexico, from Cotokim (cotokim.com). Pass country ("BR", "US", "MX") when you know it, and always pass language ("pt", "en" or "es") when you know it: without country, the language and the city decide, and the tools ask for the country when they cannot tell; in the United States, language "es" answers in US Spanish. Answers come in the language of the country, with its sizes and units; error messages come in the language of the conversation. For the list, ask only for the city and, in Brazil and the United States, the month (and year) the baby is due: never ask for the exact due date, the baby's name or other health data. In Mexico, the tools take only the city: never ask for or send the due month, the year or the number of babies there. The Mexican list covers the 12 birth months, so if the person mentions the month, use it only to pick the row yourself. Quantities come from the city's typical climate and public health sources; they are guidance, not medical advice. Do not use these tools for a sick baby or any medical question (fever, medicine, symptoms), for weather forecasts, for adult clothing, or for shopping advice such as brands, stores or costs: Cotokim has none of that, and those requests are answered without the tools.

Tools

Reads data8

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://cotokim.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Tools for planning a baby's layette (enxoval: the clothes and essentials for the first months) in Brazil, the United States and Mexico, from Cotokim (cotokim.com). Pass country ("BR", "US", "MX") when you know it, and always pass language ("pt", "en" or "es") when you know it: without country, the language and the city decide, and the tools ask for the country when they cannot tell; in the United States, language "es" answers in US Spanish. Answers come in the language of the country, with its sizes and units; error messages come in the language of the conversation. For the list, ask only for the city and, in Brazil and the United States, the month (and year) the baby is due: never ask for the exact due date, the baby's name or other health data. In Mexico, the tools take only the city: never ask for or send the due month, the year or the number of babies there. The Mexican list covers the 12 birth months, so if the person mentions the month, use it only to pick the row yourself. Quantities come from the city's typical climate and public health sources; they are guidance, not medical advice. Do not use these tools for a sick baby or any medical question (fever, medicine, symptoms), for weather forecasts, for adult clothing, or for shopping advice such as brands, stores or costs: Cotokim has none of that, and those requests are answered without the tools.