Effective July 11, 2026

Privacy Policy

Booboosh Kids is a simple website for kids games, videos, and creative activities. This policy explains what we collect and what we do not collect today.

What Booboosh collects

Booboosh does not ask children to create an account, log in, enter a name, share an email address, upload files, post comments, use chat, or provide personal information.

We do not intentionally collect children's personal information, and we do not sell, rent, or share children's personal information with advertisers or data brokers.

If a grown-up uses the contact or feedback form, we receive the name, feedback message, and optional email address they choose to submit. Form submissions are processed by Formspree so the message can reach Booboosh.

Cookies and tracking

Booboosh does not add its own cookies, advertising trackers, login cookies, analytics cookies, or personalized advertising technology.

The website is planned to be hosted on Cloudflare. Cloudflare may process basic technical request information and may set strictly necessary cookies for security, performance, abuse prevention, or traffic delivery. These are controlled by Cloudflare, not by a Booboosh account system.

Current features

Third-party services and links

Booboosh may use Formspree for contact form delivery and may link to YouTube, Instagram, or other third-party websites. Those services are not controlled by Booboosh and have their own privacy policies, cookies, ads, and account systems. A grown-up should decide whether a child may leave Booboosh and visit those sites.

Parent questions and requests

Parents and guardians can contact us at hello@booboosh.kids.

Please do not send children's photos, addresses, school details, or other private personal information by email or through the feedback form.

Changes to this policy

If Booboosh later adds accounts, analytics, ads, store checkout, payments, newsletters, user uploads, or other features that collect information, this policy should be updated before those features go live.

This page describes the current website practices. It is not a substitute for legal advice.