Editorial & clinical standards
Evidence-checked, not influencer-driven.
How Wermom develops and reviews the health guidance you read in the app and across our content.
Wermom's health guidance is developed with input from practicing clinicians across obstetrics & maternal health, pediatrics, neonatology, lactation, and infant sleep, and evidence-checked against AAP, NHS, ACOG, and CDC guidance before it publishes. We don't display stock portraits or borrowed credentials. When a named clinician has personally reviewed a specific article, their real name and credentials appear on that article — and only there.
What "evidence-checked" means
Every health pattern Wermom surfaces is checked against AAP, ACOG, NHS, RCH and peer-reviewed sources. Where the research is uncertain, we say so. Articles are published under the collective Wermom Editorial Team byline and labelled with the guidance they were checked against. This is general health information — not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Learn more about how we're organized on our team page.