The following part of the Common Sense Media review is inaccurate or outdated: "The limited social networking features allow kids to send free form messages only to friends whose email addresses they already know, and to send prescripted messages to others who they approve to be their friends." Kids can send unlimited messages to their friends on their pinboards, including friends they've met in the game and do not know offline, and often seem to share personal information that they shouldn't (name, school, location). Therefore, I recommend that parents keep a close eye on what their children are sharing. It's a good opportunity to set, and explain, rules about what it is and is not appropriate to share online.

My girls are addicted to this site, the only downside is that there is an optional monthly subscription that allows more functionality. It's easy for the girls to see online which of their friends have subscribed and have more "moshlings" and such... now they are begging for the subscription

i love it

My 9 year old girl pays on this site -Non members have plenty of game here to play - the games are educational (also in real english language) - makes a change from all these American sites ;) - Maths , english , logic are all catered for here - graphics seem colourful and fun - codes from cards give free items for your house - no membership required for these items - multiplayer puzzles challenges are fun way to make friends - great site - hope they dont go the 'disney' way and start charging for everything that they possibility could - one of the best sites for (around 8 - 12 year olds) I have came across --- 5 stars here - well done

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i like it all.