Editorial Guidelines and Medical Information Standards
Our content is educational. It is written to help families and educators understand child development and pediatric therapy, and to prepare them for conversations with qualified professionals — never to replace those professionals.
Last reviewed · Educational information only
Sources we use
- US public health agencies, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Federal education guidance, including the US Department of Education on IDEA and Section 504
- Professional associations, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Occupational Therapy Association, ASHA and the APTA
- Peer-reviewed research and recognized clinical references
- Test publishers' official descriptions for assessment tools
Accuracy and review
- Every page shows a "last reviewed" date
- We review core guides at least annually, and sooner when guidance changes
- We avoid invented statistics, testimonials, author credentials or accreditations
- When evidence is limited or debated, we say so
- Corrections are made promptly — please tell us if you spot an error
Commercial boundaries
We are funded by contextual advertising, sponsored directory listings and affiliate links for products such as sensory tools, therapy aids and parenting books.
- Advertising is visually separated from editorial content and labeled
- Sponsored directory listings are marked "Sponsored"
- Affiliate links are disclosed near where they appear; we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you
- Advertisers and sponsors do not review or approve our content
Medical disclaimer
Information on this website is for general education only and is not medical, therapeutic, legal or educational advice. Always consult your child's healthcare providers and school team about individual needs. In an emergency, call 911. See our terms of use.