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Medical and Health Disclaimer

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING TINY TASTES TRACKER.

Effective Date: March 24, 2026  |  Last Updated: April 7, 2026

Tiny Tastes Tracker is a consumer wellness and organizational tool designed to help parents and caregivers track their baby’s feeding, sleep, and developmental milestones.

TINY TASTES TRACKER IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE, A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER, OR A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ADVICE.

1. No Medical Diagnoses

The app does not diagnose, treat, mitigate, or cure any medical condition, illness, or physical state. If your child exhibits any severe physical symptoms, extreme lethargy, persistent fever, uncharacteristic crying, or signs of an allergic reaction, do not rely on this app. Contact a qualified pediatrician, doctor, or local emergency services immediately.

2. Artificial Intelligence Fallibility

Our intelligent assistant ("Sage") and predictive features (like the Sleep Sweet Spot Predictor and Allergen Monitor) are powered by artificial intelligence language models (Google Gemini).
While we provide strict safety instructions to the AI:

• The AI is fundamentally a probabilistic text generator.
• It can and occasionally will "hallucinate" or provide incorrect, incomplete, or illogical advice.
• AI-generated recipe suggestions and bridging strategies are never reviewed by a licensed doctor or pharmacist.
• You assume full responsibility for validating any AI-generated decision with a licensed professional before acting on it.

3. Allergen Tracking vs. Emergency Action Plans

The App's "Known Allergies" flagging system is a convenience feature intended to help you stay organized. It is not a clinical diagnostic tool and cannot replace a prescribed Anaphylaxis Emergency Action Plan from a pediatric allergist.

• The severity classification of symptoms in our guides is for general awareness.
• If you suspect an allergic reaction, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately. Do not wait for the app's permission to administer emergency medication.

4. Medication Logging

The App's medication logging feature is designed strictly for recording when and how much medication was administered by a caregiver, to help prevent accidental double-dosing across multiple caregivers.

• The App does not evaluate, assess, or determine whether a medication is safe, appropriate, or compatible for your child.
• The "Label Reference" feature surfaces general product label information as a logging convenience. It does not constitute medical analysis or a safety determination.
• Always verify the correct dosage on the product label before administering any medication.
• Always consult your pediatrician or licensed pharmacist before giving your child any over-the-counter or prescription medication.