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The KudosNest blog is for busy parents: chores, homework, allowance and learning at home. This page says who writes it, how, and what we won't do.
Who writes it
Posts are written and published by KudosNest (Phan Thanh Tuyền). When a teacher or another expert reviews a post, the post says so by name. We don't add a reviewer's name unless they really read it.
How we write
- We use AI to help draft and translate, the same way many writers do. A person then rewrites, adds examples and checks every fact before anything is published.
- No invented numbers. We don't make up statistics, studies, quotes or experts. When we cite a figure, we name the source and the year.
- Curriculum facts are checked against the official source, such as the Australian Curriculum or a state or provincial program, and we say when places teach things differently.
- Honest about AI. We never say AI is always right, and when we talk about homework checking we remind parents to check the results.
- Local words. Posts for Australian families say "maths" and "pocket money"; posts for American families say "math" and "allowance".
What we won't do
- No sponsored posts, paid placements or affiliate links.
- No ads or tracking on the blog. We don't know who reads which post.
- No stories about real children that could identify them.
KudosNest in our posts
The blog is published by the company that makes KudosNest, so posts may mention the app, usually at the end. The advice in a post should work just as well without it.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, email support@kudosnest.com. We fix mistakes and change the post's date when we update it in a meaningful way.