Sources and access
We prioritize original studies and current guidance from relevant public-health and professional organizations. Sources appear beside the claims they support and in each article’s source list. When only an abstract is accessible, we say so and avoid filling in unverified methods or results.
Historical research is labeled by year and design. We identify the participants or devices, setting, measured outcome, and important limits when the source supplies them. We distinguish researchers’ results, published guidance, product implementation facts, and our interpretation.
Authorship and review
Lullasure editorial team is the organizational author. AI tools assist with research, drafting, and site production. That assistance does not constitute peer review or clinical expertise.
Our launch guides and research explainers have not been independently clinically reviewed. We publish them as educational summaries with that status visible. We credit a qualified reviewer only after that person has reviewed the actual article and agreed to the attribution. We do not invent names, qualifications, endorsements, or original tests.
What we will publish
- One maintained page for each distinct reader question, with related wording answered on that page.
- Research explanations that retain the study’s population, conditions, and uncertainty.
- Original Lullasure measurements only when their methods, device coverage, and data can be shown.
- Descriptions of phone readings as estimates, with validation limits clearly stated.
These pages do not diagnose a child, prescribe a treatment, or certify a room or product as safe. Individual hearing, feeding, breathing, and sleep concerns belong with a child’s clinician.
Corrections and updates
Published and updated dates are recorded per article. A sources-checked date records a source check; it is not a promise that all later research has been assessed. A material change gets an update note. Cosmetic edits do not refresh the evidence date.
Send corrections to support@lullasure.com with the article URL, disputed passage, and supporting source. Substantive corrections should update the answer, affected related pages, and source index together.
Commercial interests
Lullasure publishes this library and sells app features. The launch research articles contain no paid placements or affiliate links. Product mentions are separate from study findings, and a citation is never described as an endorsement of our app.