Evidence-based · AAP, NHS, ACOG & CDC-checked

Evidence reviews and clinical resources for parents.

Plain-language summaries of the latest pediatric and maternal-health evidence, curated by the team behind Wermom — free to read and download.

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"Parents deserve clear, evidence-based answers — so we translate the research that already exists into plain language."

The Wermom Clinical Team
Latest research

The latest evidence, in plain language.

From cosleeping safety to postpartum lactation — we translate current pediatric and maternal-health guidance into clear, parent-friendly reviews.

Clinical reference image illustrating cosleeping safety observational study
May 2026·Evidence review

Cosleeping safety: what the 2022–2026 guidance actually says

Wermom Editorial Team · Evidence-checked against AAP & NHS guidance

A plain-language summary of current safe-sleep guidance on mattress firmness, room sharing, and breastfeeding cosleeping, drawn from AAP and NHS sources.

Clinical reference image illustrating lactation support outcomes study
April 2026·Evidence review

Lactation support in postpartum care: the evidence

Wermom Editorial Team · Evidence-checked against AAP & NHS guidance

A plain-language review of the published evidence on early IBCLC support and exclusive breastfeeding outcomes, with links to the underlying sources.

Infant sleep architecture chart showing actigraphy traces across four cohorts at 4, 8, and 12 month regressions
March 2026·Evidence review

Infant sleep regressions: what the research describes

Wermom Editorial Team · Evidence-checked against AAP & NHS guidance

A plain-language summary of how sleep regressions around 4, 8, and 12 months are described in the published literature — duration, severity, and modifiable factors.

How we review

Evidence-checked, not influencer-driven.

Wermom's health guidance is developed with input from practicing clinicians across obstetrics & maternal health, pediatrics, neonatology, lactation, and infant sleep, and evidence-checked against AAP, NHS, ACOG, and CDC guidance before it publishes. We don't display stock portraits or borrowed credentials. When a named clinician has personally reviewed a specific article, their real name and credentials appear on that article — and only there.