Independence
Our editorial decisions are ours alone. No brand, agency or affiliate partner sees a story before it goes live or has any input on our verdict. We reject junkets that come with a coverage requirement; we accept press trips only where we retain full control over what we write, and we disclose them in the copy.
Sourcing
We report from first-hand experience where possible. Prices are sourced from operator websites at the time of writing. When we quote a fare, a room rate, a membership fee or a route, we name the operator and date the figure so you can check whether it’s still current before you book.
Verdicts
We publish clear verdicts, “worth it”, “worth it once”, “skip it”, “beats the alternative”. We prefer specific over polite. A brand doing something well gets named; a brand overcharging or under-delivering gets named too.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, tell us via our Contact Us form and we will correct it, mark the correction inline, and, for material errors, note the change at the bottom of the story with the date.
AI and generative tools
Some background research is assisted by AI tools; every published story is written, edited and fact-checked by the editorial team of Millennial Mothers. No article is published straight from a model.
Diversity of experience
We travel as a two-person team with a specific perspective and we say so in the writing. Where our experience doesn’t cover a reader group, accessibility, families with very young children, extended stays, we say that too, and we point you to specialists we trust rather than pretending we’ve done what we haven’t.
Complaints
For complaints about a specific piece, submit a request via our Contact Us form with the URL and a summary of the issue. We reply within five working days.