Cookies are small data files which are stored on your computer when you use a website. Cookies make using a website much easier because they remember your personal settings such as your username and password, what’s in your shopping cart, what you just searched for, etc. This way, you don’t need to re-enter information on the site.
The cookies on our website do not allow us to identify you personally. They allow us to see the trends in how people use our site so we can make improvements and adjustments so your experience is better.
The cookies on the The Confident Mother website enable the two following features:
Social Media and sharing tools
Our website allows you to ‘like’ our articles, events and information, and to share them on Facebook and Twitter with your friends. When you use these tools, the site sets a cookie. However, The Confident Mother does not control this functionality, so you’ll need to check on the external site if you want to know their cookie policy.
Website trends
The Confident Mother uses Google Analytics to get a better understanding of how people interact with our website so we can make it more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Our site uses cookies that help us track these trends but the information we get is completely anonymous and we are unable to identify visitors.
Controlling and deleting cookies on your computer
All web browsers allow you to manage which cookies you accept, reject and delete. Learn more about types of cookies at http://www.whatarecookies.com/, and about individual browser settings at http://www.aboutcookies.org.
If you set your browser to not accept cookies from The Confident Mother’s website, some sections may not work properly, such as login.