COOKIE POLICY

Nurtured You

Last updated: 23 September 2026

This policy explains which cookies nurturedyou.co uses, what each one does, how long it stays on your device, and how you change your mind. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains what we do with personal data more generally.

1. WHAT COOKIES ARE

1.1 A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your device when you visit. It lets the site remember things, such as what you put in your basket or whether you already accepted the cookie banner.

1.2 Some cookies are set by us and the platform that runs this site. Others are set by other companies whose content appears here, such as YouTube or Pinterest. These are called third-party cookies.

1.3 We also use similar technologies that work like cookies, including pixels and local storage. Where this policy says "cookies", it means all of them.

2. THE COOKIES THIS SITE USES

2.1 Necessary cookies

The cookies described within this section are required in order to deliver our Website, to enable its features to function, and to keep it secure. They are placed on the basis that they are strictly necessary for the provision of the service you have requested, and accordingly they do not require your consent. Should you elect to block them through your browser settings, you acknowledge that parts of our Website, including our forms and our checkout, will cease to operate.

Crumb, which remains for the duration of your session, and which prevents cross-site request forgery.

Test, which remains for the duration of your session, and which determines whether your browser supports the use of cookies.

RecentRedirect, which remains for thirty minutes, and which prevents redirect loops where custom URL redirects are in use.

dds, which remains for four hours, and which records browser errors so that faults may be diagnosed and corrected.

ss_performancecookiesAllowed, which remains for thirty days, and which records your acceptance of analytics and performance cookies.

ss_marketingcookiesAllowed, which remains for thirty days, and which records your acceptance of marketing cookies.

_GRECAPTCHA, which remains for a period of up to six months, and which is placed by Google reCAPTCHA in order to distinguish genuine users from automated systems upon submission of a form.

CART and hasCart, which remain for two weeks, and which record the contents of your basket.

CHECKOUT_WEBSITE, which remains for the duration of your session, and which directs your checkout to the correct website.

_ssid, which remains for four years, and which enables Squarespace to recognise devices for the purpose of preventing fraud.

squarespace-video-player-options, which is persistent, and which retains the volume, playback speed and quality settings you have selected for video.

squarespace-announcement-bar, which is persistent, and which keeps the announcement bar hidden once you have dismissed it. 

2.2 Analytics and performance cookies

The cookies described within this section enable us to measure the number of persons who visit our Website and to understand which parts of it are used, so that we may improve our Website and the products we offer. They are placed solely on the basis of your consent, and are not placed unless and until you have accepted analytics cookies through our cookie banner.

ss_cvr, which remains for two years, and which identifies unique visitors for the purposes of Squarespace Analytics.

ss_cvt, which remains for thirty minutes, and which records the visit presently in progress for the purposes of Squarespace Analytics.

ss_cid, which remains for two years, and which identifies unique visitors across separate sessions.

ss_cpvisit, which remains for two years, and which records the date of a visitor's first visit.

ss_cvisit, which remains for thirty minutes, and which records the session presently in progress.

_ga, which remains for two years, and which is placed by Google Analytics in order to distinguish one visitor from another.

ga followed by a property identifier, which remains for two years, and which is placed by Google Analytics in order to maintain session state.

2.3 Marketing and third-party cookies

The cookies described within this section enable us to measure the effectiveness of the content and advertising we publish on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest, and enable you to save images from our Website to your own Pinterest boards. They are placed solely on the basis of your consent, and are not placed unless and until you have accepted marketing cookies through our cookie banner.

_fbp, which is placed by Meta and remains for ninety days, and which identifies your browser so that Meta may report whether a person who viewed our content subsequently visited our Website or completed an action upon it.

_fbc, which is placed by Meta and remains for ninety days, and which stores the click identifier where you have arrived at our Website from a Meta advertisement, so that your visit may be attributed to that advertisement.

pinunauth, which is placed by Pinterest and remains for one year, and which groups the actions you take upon our Website where Pinterest is unable to match you to an account held by it.

pinterestct_ua, which is placed by Pinterest and remains for one year, and which performs the same function as pinunauth in the capacity of a third-party cookie.

epik and derived_epik, which are placed by Pinterest and remain for one year, and which record information concerning a visit originating from a Pinterest advertisement.

routingid, which is placed by Pinterest and remains for one year, and which directs requests to the current version of the Pinterest service.

pinterestsess, pinterestct and pinterestct_rt, which are placed by Pinterest and remain for one year, and which recognise Pinterest users so that the save button and the measurement function operate correctly.

VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, which is placed by YouTube and remains for six months, and which estimates your available bandwidth and retains your player preferences in respect of embedded video.

YSC, which is placed by YouTube and remains for the duration of your session, and which maintains session state in respect of embedded video.

NID, which is placed by Google and remains for six months from your last use, and which retains preferences such as your chosen language. 

INFORMATION TRANSMITTED BY THE META PIXEL AND THE PINTEREST TAG

You acknowledge that, in addition to placing the cookies described above, the Meta Pixel and the Pinterest tag transmit to their respective providers your IP address, information concerning your browser and device, the page you are viewing, and the actions you take upon our Website, including the submission of a form.

You further acknowledge that, where automatic advanced matching is enabled, Meta additionally receives a hashed and non-readable form of any email address or telephone number which you enter into a form upon our Website, which Meta uses in order to match the action recorded to an account held by it.

The section of our Privacy Policy entitled "Advertising and Measurement Tools" describes this processing, and the basis upon which it is carried out, in full.

2.4 What the Meta Pixel and Pinterest tag send

Beyond setting the cookies above, these tools send information to Meta and Pinterest each time a page loads: your IP address, details of your browser and device, the page you are on, and actions you take such as submitting the waitlist form. Where automatic advanced matching is on, Meta also receives a scrambled, unreadable version of the email address or phone number you type into a form. Meta and Pinterest use this to match the visit to an account and to report on advertising. Our Privacy Policy explains this in section 2.7.

3. THIRD-PARTY COOKIE POLICIES

3.1 The companies below set cookies through this website and decide for themselves how they use them. Their own policies explain what they do:

  • Squarespace squarespace.com/privacy

  • Meta facebook.com/privacy/policy

  • Pinterest policy.pinterest.com/en/cookies

  • Google, including Google Analytics, reCAPTCHA, Fonts and YouTube policies.google.com/technologies/cookies

  • Stripe stripe.com/privacy

3.2 We do not control these cookies and we cannot change how long they last. The durations shown in section 2 come from each company's own published information and can change without notice to us.

4. MANAGING YOUR CONSENT

4.1 When you first visit nurturedyou.co, a banner asks whether you accept analytics and marketing cookies. Nothing except the necessary cookies in section 2.1 is placed until you choose.

4.2 You can refuse. The site will still work. You will simply not be counted in our analytics, and the advertising tools will not load.

4.3 To change your mind later, clear this site's cookies in your browser, then reload nurturedyou.co. The banner appears again and you can choose differently. Your saved choice lives in the ss_performancecookiesAllowed and ss_marketingcookiesAllowed cookies, which last 30 days, so the banner also returns by itself after a month.

4.4 To block or delete cookies in your browser, use its settings:

  • Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies

  • Safari: Settings, then Privacy

  • Firefox: Settings, then Privacy & Security

  • Edge: Settings, then Cookies and site permissions

4.5 Blocking all cookies, including necessary ones, will stop parts of this site working, including forms and checkout.

4.6 To opt out of advertising tracking at the source:

  • Meta: your Facebook or Instagram Ad Preferences, under facebook.com/adpreferences

  • Pinterest: your Pinterest settings, under Privacy and data

  • Google Analytics: the browser add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

5. CROSS-BORDER TRANSFERS

5.1 The companies that set the cookies in sections 2.2 and 2.3 are based in the United States or store data there. Cookie data about you may therefore be transferred outside the European Economic Area.

5.2 These transfers are protected by the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses, by certification under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, or by both. Section 4 of our Privacy Policy explains this.

6. YOUR RIGHTS

6.1 Cookie data can be personal data. If you are in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, you have the right to access it, correct it, delete it, object to how it is used, and withdraw your consent at any time.

6.2 If you live in California, you have the right to opt out of the sharing of personal information for targeted advertising. Refusing marketing cookies does this.

6.3 Section 6 and section 7 of our Privacy Policy explain all of these rights, including how to complain to a supervisory authority.

6.4 To use any of them, email lorenav.zg@gmail.com.

7. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY

7.1 We update this policy when we add or remove a tool, and when the companies listed here change their cookies.

7.2 The date at the top shows when it was last updated.

8. CONTACT

For any question about cookies on this website: