ParentHub exists to help parents feel informed, reassured and confident. This Editorial Policy explains how our content is researched, written and kept up to date.
Who writes ParentHub
ParentHub is written by Shanaya, a parenting writer and researcher. Every article on the site is written by a named author, and we do not publish unattributed or automatically generated articles as our own work.
How we research
Before writing, we read widely — including guidance from public health bodies, parenting organisations and reputable medical sources — and we look for agreement across trusted sources rather than relying on a single claim. Where sources disagree, or where evidence is limited, we say so plainly. We prefer simple, practical advice that parents can actually use.
What we do not claim
Shanaya is not a doctor or a paediatrician, and ParentHub does not offer medical advice about any particular child. Articles share general information and common experiences; they are not a substitute for professional advice. If you are worried about your child, please contact your doctor or local health service.
Accuracy and updates
We check facts at the time of writing and review articles when guidance changes. If you spot an error, please tell us at MeShanayaofficial@gmail.com — we will check it and correct it promptly, and we will note significant corrections on the article where appropriate.
Advertising and independence
Our editorial content is independent. Advertising, affiliate links and sponsored content, where present, do not influence what we write or what we recommend. Any paid or affiliate relationship is disclosed on the Disclosure & Disclaimer page and, where relevant, within the article itself.
Feedback
We welcome feedback, corrections and suggestions for topics. Write to Shanaya at MeShanayaofficial@gmail.com or use our Contact page.