Trust & editorial standards
Mom Mirror publishes educational content for pregnancy, postpartum life, maternal mental health, relationships, and self-care. This page explains who creates the content, how it is reviewed, and where its limits are.
Mom Mirror content is written to help mothers understand emotional patterns, prepare better questions for professionals, and find gentle next steps. It is not a replacement for diagnosis, therapy, emergency support, obstetric care, psychiatric care, or medication advice.
Articles are created by the Mom Mirror editorial team using topic briefs, current research, trusted public health resources, and product knowledge from the Mom Mirror app. When an article contains medical or mental-health guidance, it must be treated as educational information and not as personal medical advice.
Health-related articles should cite authoritative sources whenever possible, including public health institutions, clinical guidelines, peer-reviewed research, hospitals, professional associations, and recognized patient-information portals. Weak, duplicate, outdated, or purely commercial sources should be replaced during review.
Articles can be updated when research changes, product features change, a factual issue is found, or Google Search Console data shows that users need a clearer answer. Substantial updates should change the article's modified date. Cosmetic date changes without real content updates are avoided.
If a reader feels unsafe, has thoughts of self-harm, fears harming a baby, experiences psychosis symptoms, or faces a medical emergency, they should contact local emergency services or a qualified health professional immediately. Mom Mirror articles are designed for education and support, not crisis care.
For corrections, source questions, or review inquiries, contact us through the contact page.