Last updated: 15 November 2026
Tiny Moments exists to help parents feel calmer and better informed during their baby's first year. This page explains, in plain language, what our content is — and what it is not.
Everything on this site — our guides, charts, articles and printables — is general educational information. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis or a treatment plan, and it is not a substitute for the judgement of your baby's pediatrician or another qualified health professional, who knows your child's full history.
Reading this site, using our printables or emailing us does not create a doctor–patient relationship, or any other professional healthcare relationship, between you and Tiny Moments.
Our guidance is written from widely published sources: safe sleep follows the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), milestone checkpoints follow the CDC, and starting-solids guidance reflects AAP, CDC, NHS and WHO advice. We name and link these sources so you can read them yourself. Even so, every baby develops at their own pace, and published guidance is general by nature — it cannot take your baby's individual circumstances into account. If anything you read here differs from what your pediatrician has told you, follow your pediatrician.
If you believe your baby is having a medical emergency, call 911 (in the US) or your local emergency number immediately. Do not wait, and do not use this site as a substitute for emergency services. Signs that always warrant urgent medical attention include difficulty breathing, unresponsiveness, a seizure, or a fever in a baby under three months old. When in doubt, call.
We write carefully and update our guides when published guidance changes, but we cannot guarantee that every page is complete, current, or right for your baby. Guidance on infant sleep and feeding is reviewed and revised by health bodies from time to time, so information here may become out of date between our updates.
Questions about this disclaimer: email shnlislam@gmail.com or see our Contact page. For questions about your baby's health, please contact your pediatrician.