Editorial policy · updated 28 July 2026
Trust comes before useful parenting content
The blog offers practical education. It does not offer medical, developmental, nutritional or mental-health diagnosis. Individual concerns need advice from a qualified professional.
People-first scope
We write about screen balance, good habits, learning, play, digital safety and parent-child connection in ways that work in a Bangladeshi family’s routine. We do not publish unrelated trends or endless shallow variations of the same question to chase search traffic.
AI assistance and human review
AI assistance may be used for idea clustering, first drafts, metadata or image briefs. Anything generated stays a DRAFT. Nothing is published to the website until the Bangla language, parenting accuracy, safeguarding, source quality, medical-claim and SEO reviews are complete.
Sources and claims
For health, development and digital-safety topics we prefer primary or authoritative sources such as the WHO, UNICEF, the American Academy of Pediatrics and university child-development centres. We do not copy a source’s wording; we give a practical interpretation for family context. Claims of IQ boosts, addiction treatment or guaranteed outcomes are forbidden.
Images and accessibility
Editorial illustrations may be AI-assisted and must match the article’s visible topic. Images must not depict shame, unsafe imitation or medical certainty. Every meaningful image carries descriptive alt text, fixed dimensions and optimised WebP.
Internal links and commercial disclosure
Related guides are linked according to the reader’s next useful question, not to manipulate ranking. Where a product CTA appears it is visually separate from the article’s advice and does not hide ShishuAlo’s limitations or pilot status.
Corrections and review dates
A material correction changes the article’s updated date. Publication dates are never changed just to look fresh. If a safety or factual concern is raised, the page is reviewed, corrected, or temporarily unpublished.