Relvay Editorial is the organization byline for content published by Relvay. It identifies the publisher's editorial work, rather than an individual clinician or an independent medical organization.
What our articles are for
We write practical guides for pregnancy, postpartum and breastfeeding, and life with a baby under one. Articles can help you understand a choice or prepare questions, but they do not provide a diagnosis, a treatment plan or advice tailored to your health.
Relvay is also a store. We make that relationship clear, and a product we sell is not evidence that it will suit every reader.
Sources and fact-checking
Our editorial workflow checks factual statements, product details and links against their sources before publication. For health and safety information, we use relevant clinical, public-health or safety authorities and link to the source where it supports the text. Product specifications and instructions are checked separately from general guidance.
We distinguish what a source says, what a seller claims and what we have directly verified. We do not describe a product as independently tested, medically approved or used by our team without evidence for that statement.
How we use AI
We use AI tools to assist with research, drafting, editing and technical production. AI output is not treated as a source: factual claims and cited links are checked through our editorial workflow. This process can still miss errors, so readers should use the linked sources and report anything that needs correction.
Medical review and individual advice
The Relvay Editorial byline does not mean an article has been medically reviewed. If a qualified professional reviews an article, their identity, relevant credentials and review scope must be stated on that article. We do not imply that every article has such a review.
For questions about your health, pregnancy, feeding or your baby's health, speak with an appropriately qualified care professional.
Updates and corrections
We update content when a checked source, product detail or material correction changes it. An updated date reflects a content change; it does not mean every statement received a new medical review.
To report an error, use our contact page and include the article URL, the statement in question and a supporting source if you have one. Please do not send private medical records. You can also read about Relvay.