Editorial Policy

Baby Milk Calculator is maintained as an editorial product. This page explains how sources are chosen, how updates happen, how we separate editorial content from monetization, and how corrections are handled.

What We Publish

The site publishes a general-reference calculator and supporting guides about feeding volumes, schedules, hunger cues, solids, and related parent questions. The goal is clarity and practical usefulness, not individualized medical care.

Source Standards

We prioritize official pediatric and public-health sources, especially the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the World Health Organization. When a guide depends on narrower safety details, we prefer primary guidance over generic summary content.

Review and Updates

We review major calculator assumptions, guide copy, and source links whenever the product changes materially or when the public guidance used by the site changes materially. Visible method pages and page-level source sections are part of that process.

Corrections

If you believe a page is inaccurate, outdated, or unclear, email support@milkcalculator.org with the page URL and the issue you found. We use that path for corrections, content clarifications, and broken-source reports.

Advertising and Editorial Independence

Advertising or monetization does not control the calculator logic, source list, or guide conclusions. The site is designed so the core tool and the explanatory content remain usable on their own, without forcing ad-like navigation or disguised CTAs.

Medical Boundaries

The site is informational only. It is not a substitute for a pediatrician, lactation consultant, or emergency care. Parents should seek individualized care for premature infants, poor weight gain, dehydration, persistent vomiting, chronic illness, feeding refusal, or any situation where a general estimate is no longer enough.