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Advertising Disclosure
The free library needs funding. This page explains where commercial content can appear and what it does—and does not—mean.
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How SleepBaby.org is funded
SleepBaby.org may earn revenue from advertisements shown with free content and from direct sales of the Baby Sleep Workshop. That revenue can support hosting, maintenance, research, design, technical work, and continued updates to the Parent Library.
Google AdSense and third-party advertising
Google AdSense or another advertising service may select, deliver, and measure ads on the site. The specific ad a visitor sees can vary by location, device, consent choice, context, and the advertising provider’s systems. SleepBaby.org does not individually approve every ad creative before it appears.
Advertising services may use cookies and other identifiers as described in the Privacy Policy. Google explains how it uses information from partner sites in its partner-sites notice.
Advertising does not direct editorial conclusions
Advertisers do not receive the right to approve ordinary editorial articles or change a health or safety conclusion. Our standards for sources, corrections, updates, and commerce are described in the Editorial Policy.
Ads should be visually distinguishable from the surrounding article. A nearby advertisement does not mean that an article endorses the advertiser, and an article topic does not mean the advertiser sponsored it.
SleepBaby’s own workshop
SleepBaby.org publishes and sells the Baby Sleep Workshop. Links and calls to action for that workshop are house promotions: they support SleepBaby.org directly rather than an outside advertiser. Workshop access, the current price, and refund terms are shown in the purchase flow.
Sponsored or affiliate material
If SleepBaby.org publishes sponsored material or uses a link that can generate a commission, a clear disclosure should appear close to that material or link. Compensation does not make a statement true, and it does not replace the need to consider product safety, fit, and professional advice.
Evaluate products independently
Before buying or using a product seen in an ad, review current manufacturer instructions, age and weight limits, recall information, and guidance from an appropriate professional. Never assume that ad placement means a sleep product has been reviewed for safe-sleep use.
Report a concerning advertisement
If an ad appears deceptive, unsafe, offensive, or difficult to distinguish from editorial content, send the page URL, approximate time, and a screenshot if practical to sleepbabyorg@gmail.com. Do not click an ad again just to collect details.