ABOUT OUR CONTENT
How Nerumi prepares its content
Nerumi’s articles are written to make complicated baby-care information easier to understand without turning general guidance into a rule for every baby.
Who prepares the articles?
Samet Eraslan, Nerumi’s developer, prepares and edits the articles. The byline describes authorship, not a medical qualification. When a page has been reviewed by a qualified health professional, that person and their role will be named clearly.
How do we choose sources?
For health and development topics, we begin with primary research, the World Health Organization, national health services, public-health agencies, and professional pediatric bodies. Sources used for a Baby Guide page are listed on that page so you can open them yourself.
What do we leave out?
We do not present a popular chart, exact wake window, or developmental claim as an official rule when we cannot trace it to a reliable source. We also separate country-specific vaccination and checkup schedules instead of treating one country’s timetable as universal.
What is the limit of this information?
Nerumi provides general information and record-keeping tools. It cannot diagnose, assess an individual baby, or replace a pediatrician. If something about your baby concerns you, contact a qualified healthcare professional.
Corrections and updates
Guidance can change. We review pages when a cited authority publishes a material update and show the review date on the article. If you notice an error or a source that has changed, write to samet@nerumi.app.