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Last updated 2026-06-17.Ad placement rules
- Ads are labeled as Advertisement.
- Ads do not appear before the direct answer or warning block on food safety pages.
- Advertisers do not control verdicts, source choices, warnings, or pediatric caveats.
- Ads should not interrupt the immediate path from a direct answer to the relevant texture, choking, allergen, storage, or clinician-boundary note.
Affiliate links
The site may later include affiliate links for feeding tools or related products. If added, those links should be labeled and must not promote unsafe feeding behavior.
Product mentions, if added, should stay secondary to age readiness, texture, supervision, and source-backed safety guidance.
Sensitive topics
We avoid presenting products, ads, or sponsors as medical advice. Feeding safety guidance must remain separate from monetization.
Ads should not make it harder to see direct answers, choking warnings, allergen caveats, medical boundaries, source links, or discard/storage instructions.