Our privacy note, kept very short

Analytics is on, and here is the switch

We use Google Consent Mode v2. Analytics storage runs by default — measurement starts when you land, which is how we see which guides really help moms. This is a US site, and US state privacy law works on notice and opt-out rather than asking permission first, so this page is the notice and the button below is the opt-out.

Advertising storage stays denied, always — ad storage, ad user data, and ad personalization, all three. No ad network runs here. Turning analytics on did not turn advertising on with it.

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What we actually see

Google Analytics 4 helps us see which guides really do help moms — things like the pages you visited, an approximate region derived from your IP (which is not stored), and your device and browser type. It is aggregated and anonymous. We do not sell your personal data, period.

Changed your mind?

Your choice lives only in your own browser, under the key cookie-consent, never on our servers. That makes it per-browser and per-device, and clearing this site's data returns you to the default. If you turned analytics down under our older cookie notice, that choice is still stored and still honored.

A note about our links

Some outbound links to providers are affiliate links. That is more a money question than a privacy one, and we explain all of it in our funding disclosure.

Write to us

Questions about any of this? We are on our contact page.