diff --git a/docs/guide/usage.md b/docs/guide/usage.md
index 7182a3463a6..7bb8f7bc83d 100644
--- a/docs/guide/usage.md
+++ b/docs/guide/usage.md
@@ -108,9 +108,11 @@ const secondRandom = faker.number.int();
 console.log(firstRandom === secondRandom);
 ```
 
-Note that when upgrading to a new version of Faker, you may get different values for the same seed, as the underlying data (lists of names, words etc) may have changed.
+::: info NOTE
+When upgrading to a new version of Faker, you may get different values for the same seed, as the underlying data (lists of names, words etc) may have changed.
+:::
 
-There are a few relative date methods for which setting a random seed is not sufficient to have reproducible results, specifically: `faker.date.soon`, `faker.date.birthdate`, `faker.date.soon` and `faker.date.recent`. This is because these methods default to creating a date before or after "today", and "today" depends on when the code is run. To fix this, you can specify a fixed reference date as a Date or string, for example:
+There are a few relative date methods for which setting a random seed is not sufficient to have reproducible results, specifically: `faker.date.past`, `faker.date.future`, `faker.date.birthdate`, `faker.date.recent` and `faker.date.soon`. This is because these methods default to creating a date before or after "today", and "today" depends on when the code is run. To fix this, you can specify a fixed reference date as a Date or string, for example:
 
 ```ts
 // creates a date soon after 2023-01-01