Last updated: 30 October 2026
BabyVita exists to give parents clear, honest and practical answers. These are the rules we follow for every article and every recommendation.
1. Accuracy first
Health, feeding, sleep and safety topics are based on trusted sources: the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, national health authorities, paediatric associations and peer-reviewed research. We link to our key sources so you can check them yourself.
2. Human review
We use modern research and writing tools, including AI, to help us work faster. No article is published without being reviewed and edited by a member of our editorial team. Sensitive health topics are checked with particular care.
3. How we choose products
- Safety: relevant EU safety standards and certifications (for example EN 71 for toys and UN R129 for car seats).
- Quality and materials: what touches your baby’s skin and mouth matters.
- Real parent experience: verified reviews and feedback from families.
- Value: a good product is not always the most expensive one.
- Trusted sellers: we only link to established shops that deliver in Europe.
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5. Keeping content up to date
Every article shows the date of its last update. We revisit our guides regularly and whenever official recommendations change.
6. Corrections
Found a mistake? Tell us at [email protected]. We check every report and correct confirmed errors quickly.
Our content is not medical advice. Please read our Medical Disclaimer.