Common Sense Media Review
By Susan Yudt
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Closed social network for girls is strong on privacy.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 10+?
Any Positive Content?
Parent and Kid Reviews
Based on 11 parent reviews
Based on 44 kid reviews
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What's It About?
Sweety High's school-themed social site lets girls interact with friends online, earn rewards, and upload photos and videos. An original web series called "Sweety" follows the lives of four high school BFFs; the teen-hosted "Food Star" features cooking tips and celebrity guests. Four times a year, Sweety High hosts "Be a Star," a contest that rewards talented tweens with real-life opportunities to pursue their dreams in fields like fashion design. Joining Sweety High is free, but you must become a member to enter "Be a Star" and get access to other premium features.
Is It Any Good?
Sweety High has some fun features and a stylish design. The video channels offer entertaining, well-produced fare, and some of the contests encourage creativity, like asking girls to write a song for the chance to duet with a well-known performer. The social networking features go beyond the basics -- girls can give each other hearts and gifts, and in turn, they'll earn karma points that unlock extra rewards. Sweety High does a good job creating a safe, positive atmosphere, and users' comments are encouraging and upbeat.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the safety tips on the site and discuss whether it's OK to post videos or other content that might compromise a teen's privacy.
Website Details
- Subjects : Arts : dance , drawing , photography , singing , Hobbies : cooking , fashion
- Skills : Tech Skills : digital creation , Communication : friendship building , presenting , Creativity : imagination , producing new content , Responsibility & Ethics : respect for others
- Genre : Social Networking
- Topics : Friendship
- Pricing structure : Free
- Last updated : October 9, 2025
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