What we keep — the Playskool toys floor
No accounts, no basket, no sign-in
There is nothing to log into here, so there is no password, no profile and no order history. Nobody has to type a name to read a mat.
What the server writes down
The usual web record: the page you asked for, the time, the kind of browser, and the country the request came from. It is used to see which mats people actually open and to notice when a page breaks. Nothing in it identifies a person.
Letters
If you write to the playroom, your message and your address sit in a mailbox until the question is answered and for a while after, in case you write again about the same toy. They are not added to any list and nothing is ever sent to you that you did not ask for.
What happens when you leave
Every stamp opens a listing on a different site in a new tab. Once you are there, that site's own rules and cookies apply, and we have no view of what you do, browse or buy.
Children
The toys are for children. The reading is for the grown-up buying them. No box on this floor asks a child for a name, an age or an address, because no box on this floor asks anybody for any of that.
Reading it back onto the Playskool toys downstairs
The floor is re-read every few days, so none of this sits still for long. Playskool boxes move between mats when the play changes, parents send corrections, and the blocks end up everywhere regardless.
Blocks go in first, this goes on top, and the Playskool name on the base survives the dishwasher-hot flannel that parents eventually take to it. That washability is half of why the Playskool range keeps its colour.
It plays the same on a rug, a hard floor and a hotel bed, which matters more than it sounds. Explorers travel, and the fun travels with them.