Families trust us with something important: what their children eat. This page explains how we create, check and update everything on Yara’s Way.
Recipe development
- Recipes are made in a real home kitchen with everyday ingredients and equipment.
- We focus on what children actually eat, and note swaps for common allergies and preferences.
- Times, servings and nutrition estimates are based on how we made the dish. Nutrition values are calculated from the ingredients and are approximate.
Fact-checking health information
Any information about child nutrition, food safety or health is checked against reputable public health sources, such as the NHS, before publishing, and we link to our sources in the article. We avoid exaggerated health claims, and we encourage readers to seek professional advice for individual needs.
How articles are written
Some drafts are prepared with the help of digital writing tools. Every recipe and article is reviewed, edited and fact-checked by our team before it is published, and we only publish content we would use with our own family.
Photos
We use our own photos where possible and carefully chosen, credited images from photographers on Unsplash. Credits appear under each image.
Advertising and independence
We display ads to keep the site free. Advertisers never influence what we write. We also link to our own sister sites, NutrientsCalculator and Bright Minds Quiz, and we disclose that they are ours.
Corrections and updates
We review popular recipes and guides regularly and update them when guidance changes or readers point out improvements. If you spot an error, please let us know on our contact page — we aim to review all corrections within a few days.
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