Child protection

Last updated: September 7, 2026

Kay and Leo are books for children. The website, on the other hand, is for the adults who care for them. This page explains how we keep the two apart and what we do to protect young readers, both in the pages of the books and on the internet.

1. Who this website is for

www.kayandleo.com is designed for adults: mothers, fathers, grandparents, relatives, teachers and librarians. All of the brand's communication (website, newsletter, social media, advertising) is addressed to them, not to children.

The only content designed for children is the printable materials (activities, coloring pages, worksheets). They are meant to be used on paper, with an adult alongside, and do not require the child to interact with the website, create an account or provide any data.

2. We do not collect children's data

To buy in the shop or subscribe to the newsletter you must be at least 18 years old.
To download materials we may ask for an email address. That email must always belong to an adult. We never request a child's name, age, email, photographs or any other data.
We do not offer user accounts, children's profiles, chats, forums or any feature where a minor could publish information.
If we detect that we have received data from a child under 14 (the minimum age of consent in Spain under Organic Law 3/2018; 13 under COPPA in the United States; up to 16 in other EU countries) without the authorization of their mother, father or guardian, we will delete it immediately.
If you believe a minor in your care has provided us data, write to contact@luminaryglobalmedia.com and we will erase it.

You can find the details in our Privacy policy.

3. No advertising aimed at children

We show no third-party ads on the website or in the downloadable materials. We do not use persuasion techniques aimed at minors (rewards for sharing, countdowns, characters asking to buy). The Kay and Leo characters appear on our channels to present the books to adults, never to prompt a child to ask for a purchase.

Although the books talk about money, they do not promote financial products, banks, payment apps or any external commercial brand.

4. What you will find (and not find) in the books

The series' editorial lines are public and we apply them to every book:

Stories for children aged 4 to 9, reviewed with child-psychology and age-appropriateness criteria.
No fear or drama: there are no conflicts between friends, punishments, humiliations or characters left with nothing.
No moralizing: one lesson per book, told through the story, not through sermons.
A cast of animals diverse in character and free of stereotypes of gender, origin or ability.
Basic financial concepts (waiting, choosing, saving, sharing, trading) explained with everyday examples. They are never financial advice and do not replace each family's conversation about its own finances.

5. Images of children

We do not publish photographs or videos of minors on the website, the newsletter or social media without the express consent of their mother, father or legal guardian.
If you send us a photo of your child with a book, you confirm that you have that authority and consent to its publication. You can revoke it at any time by writing to contact@luminaryglobalmedia.com, and we will remove the image from our channels.
We do not use images of real minors in paid advertising, nor do we hand them over to third parties.
Our videos and reels feature only the series' animated characters, or adults.

6. Social media and external channels

Our social media profiles are addressed to adults, in line with each platform's minimum age. We do not hold private conversations with minors; if we identify that the person writing to us is a child, we will not continue the conversation and will suggest that an adult contact us instead.

The website links to third-party sites (shops such as Amazon, video platforms, social networks). We do not control those sites. We recommend that, if you browse with a minor, you do so alongside them, and that you enable the parental controls each platform offers.

7. Tips for using the materials with children

Download and print the materials yourself; the child does not need to touch the device.
Use the activities as an excuse to talk. The worksheets are designed to be done together, not to be left to the child alone.
If your child wants to "see more Kay y Leo" on the internet, go with them: the best filter is still an adult by their side.

8. How to report a problem

If you find anything on our website, in our materials or on our channels that you consider inappropriate for children, a misuse of a minor's image, or any situation that worries you, write to contact@luminaryglobalmedia.com. We will review it as a priority and reply to you.

If the problem affects a minor's safety online, in Spain you can also contact the INCIBE Cybersecurity Helpline (017), free and confidential, or the Spanish Data Protection Agency through its priority channel for removing content affecting minors (www.aepd.es).

9. Review of this page

We will update this page if our services change (for example, if in the future we launch an app or interactive digital content), and always before any new feature becomes available to families.