Copyright & Intellectual Property
Pediatric Parent Guide is built upon original physician-developed educational content. We respectfully ask that you honor the intellectual property that supports our mission of helping parents make informed decisions for their children.
Protecting original educational work
Unless otherwise noted, the content on Pediatric Parent Guide is protected by United States and international copyright and intellectual property laws. Your purchase or access grants a limited personal-use license—it does not transfer ownership of our content.
1. Copyright Ownership
All original articles, Parent Guides, downloadable resources, checklists, graphics, illustrations, photographs, videos, course materials, newsletters, layouts, branding, logos, and other original content published by Pediatric Parent Guide are the property of Pediatric Parent Guide and/or their respective licensors unless otherwise stated.
2. Personal Use License
Digital purchases and downloads are licensed for your personal, non-commercial household use only. You may save files to your personal devices and print reasonable copies for use within your own household.
3. What You May Not Do
- Share purchased downloads outside your household.
- Upload files to websites, cloud drives, social media, forums, or file-sharing services.
- Sell, redistribute, sublicense, or commercially exploit our content.
- Modify or remove copyright notices or watermarks.
- Create competing educational products using our content.
- Copy or scrape our articles or downloads using automated tools.
- Use our content to train artificial intelligence or machine-learning systems without prior written permission, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
4. Educational & Commercial Licensing
We welcome inquiries from pediatric practices, hospitals, residency programs, schools, childcare organizations, public health agencies, employers, publishers, and other organizations interested in licensing Pediatric Parent Guide content. Please contact us to discuss educational or commercial licensing opportunities.
5. Media & Publishing Requests
Members of the media, publishers, podcast hosts, conference organizers, and healthcare organizations seeking permission to quote, reproduce, or feature Pediatric Parent Guide content should contact us before publication.
6. Copyright Infringement
If you believe copyrighted material on this website infringes your rights, or if you discover unauthorized use of Pediatric Parent Guide content, please notify us through our Contact Us page with sufficient information so we can investigate and respond appropriately.
7. Respect for Our Mission
Our educational resources are created through significant professional expertise, research, writing, illustration, and ongoing updates. Respecting our intellectual property helps us continue producing trusted pediatric education for families everywhere.