Editorial policy
How we write and review our guides
Parents trust us with their hardest moments. Here's exactly how we earn that.
Written for parents
Every guide starts from a real question parents ask. We write in plain language at a 6th to 8th grade reading level.
General information, not medical advice
Our guides share practical ideas and our team's perspective. Every child is different, so we always encourage you to talk with your child's doctor or care team. When a clinician reviews a guide, we show their name and the date.
Sourced
Clinical claims link to published research or professional guidance. If we can't source it, we don't say it.
Updated
We revisit every guide at least once a year and show the last-updated date on the page.
Corrected openly
Spot a mistake? Tell us. We fix it and note the correction at the bottom of the guide.
Our clinical advisors
The clinicians who advise on our guides and help shape the app.
- [NAME], BCBA[Organization] · [Years of experience]. [Short bio, approved by the advisor.]Verify credential [LINK]
- [NAME], BCBA[Organization] · [Years of experience]. [Short bio, approved by the advisor.]Verify credential [LINK]
- [NAME], CCC-SLP[Organization] · [Years of experience]. [Short bio, approved by the advisor.]Verify credential [LINK]
- [NAME], OTR/L[Organization] · [Years of experience]. [Short bio, approved by the advisor.]Verify credential [LINK]
Become a reviewer
Are you a SENCO, special education teacher, early-years teacher, occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist or BCBA? We'd love your help reviewing guides for families, teachers and clinicians.
Tell us about yourself and we'll be in touch personally.
Found something that needs fixing?
We read every message and correct mistakes quickly.