Last updated: 5 September 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how One Small Calm uses cookies and similar technologies on onesmallcalm.com. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files stored on a device by a website. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags, software development kits, and identifiers. Some last only for a browser session; others remain until they expire or are deleted.
Categories Used on This Website
- Strictly necessary: security, network management, preference, and core WordPress functions that are needed to provide the website.
- Analytics: helps measure visits, traffic sources, content use, and website performance. These technologies are optional where consent is required.
- Affiliate attribution: when you follow an affiliate link, Amazon or another retailer may use cookies or identifiers on its own service to recognise the referral and attribute a qualifying purchase.
- Embedded content: video, audio, maps, social posts, or other embedded features may allow the provider to place cookies or collect interaction data when loaded.
First-Party and Third-Party Technologies
First-party cookies are set for the website itself. Third-party technologies are controlled by another provider, such as an analytics company, embedded-content host, affiliate network, or retailer. Those providers decide how their technologies operate and describe them in their own privacy and cookie notices.
Consent and Your Choices
Where local law requires consent, non-essential technologies should remain off until you make a clear choice. Rejecting optional cookies should be as straightforward as accepting them, and withdrawing consent should be possible through the website’s consent controls. Strictly necessary technologies may operate without consent where the law allows because the requested service cannot function properly without them.
You can also delete or block cookies through your browser. Blocking essential storage may cause parts of the website to stop working. Browser controls do not always prevent server logs, fingerprinting, or tracking within a third-party site reached after you follow a link.
Global Privacy Signals
Where applicable law requires recognition of a browser-based opt-out preference signal, such as Global Privacy Control, the website and its configured providers should honour that signal. A standard “Do Not Track” setting may not have a universally accepted response.
How Long Cookies Last
Duration depends on the purpose and provider. Session cookies normally end when the browser closes. Persistent cookies remain for a stated period or until deleted. Review the active consent tool and each provider’s current documentation for exact cookie names and lifetimes, as they can change.
Changes and Contact
We may update this policy when technologies or providers change. Questions about cookies can be sent to onesmallcalm@gmail.com.