Editorial policy

How pages are created

Food pages start from a structured data model covering age readiness, verdict, texture, shape, choking notes, allergen context, safer alternatives, and source references.

We write for caregivers who need a quick next action, so direct answers and warnings appear before ads or related links.

Review standard

• Use conservative language for choking hazards, honey before 12 months, cow's milk as a main drink before 12 months, allergens, undercooked foods, and fish mercury context.
• Show visible source links on food and safety pages.
• Separate general education from individual pediatric, allergy, or medical advice.
• Keep unsupported pages out of the index until the food-specific detail is strong enough.

Corrections

If you notice outdated guidance, unclear wording, an image-credit issue, or a broken source link, use the contact page and include the page URL.