LITTLE MOMENTS. A WHOLE FAMILY.
Privacy at a glance
Public reading does not require a family profile. Private notes, dates and records are not used to personalize public articles or the weekly reading digest. Account tools provide export and erasure controls. Shared access is explicit and can be revoked; editorial and administrator roles do not automatically gain family access. Downloaded exports and hosting backups require separate care. See the account privacy controls for the scope and status of a request. This overview describes software behavior; it does not claim an independent legal or security review.
Read without building a family profile
The public library can be used without creating an account. Public recommendations use the article’s stage, category and tags, not a reader’s private pregnancy or child records. The optional reading digest uses eligible public content in the selected language.
Sharing is a deliberate choice
Private family tools use record-level access. Another caregiver only receives the access explicitly granted, and that access can be revoked. Administrative and editorial roles do not automatically receive family-record access. Public community identity is separate from private family records.
Email choices stay separate
Reminder email and the weekly reading digest have separate consent controls. A verified address and the relevant enabled preference are required. Digest consent is not marketing consent. Generic notification text avoids placing private family notes or health details into email subjects.
Export and erasure
Signed-in privacy controls show the scope of available export and erasure requests. Keep downloaded exports somewhere private: a file already downloaded is outside the site’s access controls. Suppression records help prevent an old application backup from reviving erased records or stronger consent.
Hosting and operational limits
Hosting backups, email-provider copies and files downloaded by a recipient require separate operational care. This page describes the application’s design, not an independently approved legal policy or a claim that every external copy has been removed. An operator must maintain suitable retention and recovery practices.