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Cookie Policy
Last updated: 27 July 2026
Cookies are small files that a website saves on your device. Some keep Fabily working as you move around it, and others help us understand how families find and use the site so we can make it better for your child.
How we manage your consent
We use CookieYes to manage cookie consent. The first time you visit, a banner lets you accept or reject the cookies that are not essential. The necessary ones stay on because the site needs them to work, and you can change your mind at any time by reopening your cookie preferences.
The cookies we use
We keep this short on purpose. Here is every cookie Fabily sets, grouped by what it does.
Necessary. These keep the site working and secure, so they are always on.
- _cfuvid, set by Cloudflare, lasts for your session. It keeps your session steady and secure, and stores nothing that identifies you.
Analytics. These help us see how families use the site so we can improve it. They only run if you accept them.
- __kla_id, set by Klaviyo, lasts about 1 year, 1 month and 4 days. It notes how visitors use the site for our own analytics, and records whether you have subscribed to our emails.
- _ga, set by Google Analytics, lasts about 1 year, 1 month and 4 days. It helps us count visitors and understand sessions, using a randomly generated number so you stay anonymous.
- _ga_*, set by Google Analytics, lasts about 1 year, 1 month and 4 days. It stores and counts page views.
Advertisement. These help us understand whether our ads are reaching the right families. They only run if you accept them.
- _gcl_au, set by Google Tag Manager, lasts about 3 months. It helps measure how well our ads work across sites that use Google's services.
- _fbp, set by Meta, lasts about 3 months. It measures ad performance by noting interactions.
Managing your cookies
You stay in control. You can change which cookies you allow at any time through your cookie preferences on the site, and you can accept or reject whole categories from the banner. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings, though some parts of the site may not work as smoothly if you do.
Where to learn more
To see who helps us create stories and handle information behind the scenes, visit our Third-Party Providerspage. For how we look after your family's information more broadly, read our Privacy Policy.