For those of you who have babies and kids, do you have a specific policy when it comes to your games?
The reason I ask is my wife and I just had our first child (a beautiful baby girl named Kaelyn). I was just thinking that when she starts growing and roaming around the house, it will be interesting to see how she'll approach the games.
My wife thinks she won't be interested, but I'm thinking a colorful cabinet with bright lights and sounds is like a spotlight for kids. Bugs to a light. Although, since I've had my games, young kids don't like them because they are too difficult for them.
Anyone ever have their kids break something on a game or draw all over cabinets? Honestly, I don't really care, just curious and wondering what to look forward to. I'm wondering how long it will take for her to get past the 3rd elevator in DK. Haha.
I'm just happy I have a healthy baby girl.
The reason I ask is my wife and I just had our first child (a beautiful baby girl named Kaelyn). I was just thinking that when she starts growing and roaming around the house, it will be interesting to see how she'll approach the games.
My wife thinks she won't be interested, but I'm thinking a colorful cabinet with bright lights and sounds is like a spotlight for kids. Bugs to a light. Although, since I've had my games, young kids don't like them because they are too difficult for them.
Anyone ever have their kids break something on a game or draw all over cabinets? Honestly, I don't really care, just curious and wondering what to look forward to. I'm wondering how long it will take for her to get past the 3rd elevator in DK. Haha.
I'm just happy I have a healthy baby girl.
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