Our medical team.
Growth charts and feeding numbers are easy to get subtly wrong. These are the clinicians who check ours — and what that review actually involves.
Reviewers
How our review process works
1We write it
Our guides start from pediatric guidelines — WHO and CDC growth standards, AAP recommendations — and from the questions parents actually ask at 2 AM.
2A clinician reviews it
A licensed pediatrician reads the full guide and edits it directly: numbers, thresholds, hedging, and anything that could read as advice we shouldn't be giving.
3We apply every edit
Their changes go in as written. Where an edit leaves something inconsistent elsewhere in the guide, we align it and flag it back to them rather than leaving two numbers on the page.
4We show the date
Each reviewed guide carries its reviewer's name and the date they reviewed it, so you can see how current the sign-off is.
Medical review confirms that a guide is accurate and appropriately cautious. It is not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for your own pediatrician, who knows your child.
