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Whether you're a reader with a question, a journalist working on a story, a clinician flagging a correction, or a brand looking to partner — every message below is read by a real human within the timeframes listed. No bots, no offshore ticket queues.

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Every article in this guide has been reviewed by a board-certified pediatrician or certified nurse-midwife within the last 18 months.

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Pick the team you need — every message is read by a human.

Four inboxes, each owned by a named person on staff. Pick the one that matches your reason for writing and you'll skip the triage queue.

Editorial & story pitches

Pitches for first-person essays, op-eds, or "my postpartum story" submissions. We accept roughly 12 reader stories per quarter and pay for published pieces.

Best for: Writers, readers, mom contributors

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Press & partnerships

Media requests, podcast bookings, brand partnerships, syndication inquiries, and conference appearances. We respond to verified outlets within two business days.

Best for: Journalists, podcasters, brand managers

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General reader mail

A product recommendation that worked, a question about an article, or a kind note to the team. We read all of these — many end up in our editors' weekly meeting.

Best for: Everyone else (we read these too)

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Don't know which box fits? Send to [email protected] and our operations lead will route it within one business day.

The medical-review loop

Spotted something medically inaccurate? Our pediatricians fix it within 72 hours.

Corrections are how a trustworthy publisher earns the next click. Every article carries a "Medically reviewed by" line with the reviewing clinician's name and credentials, and every reported correction is logged publicly on the article's footer with a timestamp and revision note.

  1. 1

    You report it

    Email the article URL, paragraph, and what's wrong. Screenshots welcome. We acknowledge within one business day.

  2. 2

    A clinician on our board reviews

    The original reviewing clinician — or a same-specialty member of the 14-person advisory board — verifies the issue within 72 hours.

  3. 3

    We publish the fix with a note

    Edits go live with a dated correction footer citing the source. Every article in our 4,800-article library is re-reviewed every 18 months anyway.

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Frequently asked, upfront

How quickly will we get back to you?

Here's the answer before the rest of the page. These are real response-time medians from Q1 2025, not best-case promises.

Medical corrections

72 hours for clinical review, most edits ship within 7 days.

Press & media requests

2 business days for verified outlets; brand partnerships may take longer.

Editorial pitches

5 business days; expect a brief reply even if it's a polite no.

Partnerships & syndication

10 business days; larger deals take longer and may need a call.

General reader mail

3 business days; we read every note — no autoresponder-only inboxes.

Submissions we can't accept

We're not medical professionals and cannot replace your clinician. If your question is urgent or clinical, contact your OB, midwife, or pediatrician, or call your local emergency line.

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